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Tariffs work, & I can not understand WHY any Americans would refute as well as not support them. Companies move to America, avoid tariffs, while bringing America more jobs & cheaper goods. It isn't hard to understand, folks.🃏👑

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I saw a veteran today who is against Trump. He thinks tariffs are bad. Had to explain why they work, he finally saw how they work. He is afraid that Trump will ax Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Long conversation about how that’s not true. The dems and media have scared people

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California has the nation’s highest housing costs. Some blame a housing shortage; others, government policies. We sit down with experts to explore what’s driving costs and discuss the state-mandated Housing Development initiative and why some cities push back.

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In the short run, tariffs hurt, but over time, things settle. Trump wants to transition to taxing foreign nations as the first step and reforming the American income tax system.

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J∅kër Kîng 👑vor 1 Jahr

The whole tax system sucks. Want to fix it? Tariffs. Yes, it hurts in the beginning, but nobody can name a single issue in which change didn't initially hurt. Personally, I'd rather not have taxes. Makes more sense.

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We The People Foundationvor 1 Jahr

AMERICANS, real Americans do not refute foreign tarifs, and We The People whole heartedly support President Trumps use of them. LOL

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White Road Warriorvor 1 Jahr

To preserve the US, we must repatriate manufacturing and reinforce our supply chains. If done right, the combination of the America's can accomplish this task. The problem is Canada still takes orders from the Crown and Mexico is run by cartels. We could go alone but it would be difficult from a security point of view.

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John Lindervor 1 Jahr

But if tariffs are the source of all revenue what happens when all companies relocate to the US and the imports end?

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Nicholas Wilsonvor 1 Jahr

@Pismo_B How do you exactly move oil fields and other resources that don’t exist in a place?

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Stephen Merrittvor 1 Jahr

Americans who are in the import business say that tariffs don't work, 😂

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harry igevor 1 Jahr

@ClayDeux Yeah leftist doesn’t have enough brain capacity to understand

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Simon Ateba

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