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The fully-operationalized U.S.-China Board of Trade will ensure stability and balanced trade between the two largest economies in the world.

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Matt SoCal3 days ago

We don’t want anything from China. We don’t want to do business with Communist Dictators.

Memesta3 days ago

Might I suggest, US Board Of StopChinaFuckary? Stop espionage, purchases of farm land near military bases, offshore software development for US tech destroying US jobs, election cheating, cyber attacks, IP theft, balloon flights over US sovereign airspace, and other forms of skiveevyness and all around evil. Meanwhile, we’ll pray for their tiny dark hearts. 💕

Prairie Rattler3 days ago

China NEVER lives up to their trade agreements. And the whole world knows it.

Loggie3 days ago

While China still interferes in our elections on behalf of Democrats. Not to forget they still back Russia and Iran

Captain Bruno II3 days ago

@WhiteHouse A stronger trade relationship between the world’s two largest economies could bring greater stability and predictability to global markets. 🇺🇸🇨🇳🤝🌍

Fulminatus3 days ago

Sure it will. They're just the most murderous government on Earth and regularly flaunt any international agreement but this will work.

I Buy They Fly3 days ago

@WhiteHouse Lmao. Doomsday is upon the world and this is what u post about? Dont appease the dumb populations.

Alex Wright3 days ago

Excellent.....no 34...25...47..and chips

Rachel King3 days ago

YES... ‼️ 👌

kdjvanega3 days ago

Some of the concessions this administration has gotten from China are great. Chief among them is forgoing SDT benefits. But the fat lady can't sing until China isn't undercutting western manufacturing and flooding markets with poorly made stolen designs.

Takanori3 days ago

何故、直近の中国株は軟調なのだろう( ´-` ).｡oO

WeezerCat223 days ago

@WhiteHouse Too bad US companies took the manufacturing out of here for cheap labor in China.

Kre Gif3 days ago

Taking down the evil CCP and DS is the KEY to saving the world.

Fricker3 days ago

LOL

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