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🚨🇺🇸 HASSETT: TARIFFS WORK BECAUSE OTHER COUNTRIES PANIC FIRST When Trump threatens tariffs and other countries suddenly scramble, that tells you who actually eats the cost. Not the U.S. consumer. The exporters who can’t afford to lose access. Tariffs as leverage only look dumb if they don’t work. The... show more

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