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Wait—so Trump’s “permanent” tariff exemption for electronics from China (announced yesterday) was actually only “temporary”? Who could’ve guessed the shitshow would keep rolling? These aren’t serious people. “This is not a permanent sort of exemption.” — Commerce Sec Howard Lutnick

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Brown Eyed Susan1 год назад

This guy is such a fucking shyster

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Carlos R. Navarro1 год назад

@PaulDereume Trump's tariff negotiations are no different from what we did as kids when we found a supposly dead animal, poked with a stick to see a reaction. Trump is just poking and MAGA is calling him a "Great Negotiator."

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Kittie🐱Kat 🇺🇸💙1 год назад

🤦🏻‍♀️#StopTheMadness💀

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Suzy 231 год назад

They are idiots ruining our country faster than any president in history.

Фото профиля Lucas Baker
Lucas Baker1 год назад

This is like watching a ping pong tournament.

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yolandaonetwotwosix 🌊🌊🌊1 год назад

@morgfair Do they realize we need facilities to make these things? They’re listening to that lying wizard of ODDS.

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Linda Doria1 год назад

There are no serious people working in his administration. They're all suck-ups who know how to further their own agendas by getting on his good side. This admin is so bad it should make every person in this country ask for 1st Amendment modifications. BIG lies proved=punished.

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MadMoai (tiki) 🗿1 год назад

They truly do not know how to be a functioning anything

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Susan Jane (🌻, 🇺🇦, 😷, 🏳️‍🌈)1 год назад

@morgfair It’s getting harder to keep up…

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Roberto Sonnenberger1 год назад

@howardlutnick : HEAD CLOWN in Trump's Cabinet???

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