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We should stop thinking about tariffs as just national statistics. It’s also about real people, real livelihoods, and real consequences. “For small businesses, this is life or death," highlights Scott Lincicome.

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QuicksilverMessenger1 year ago

@scottlincicome I’m a manufacturer (specialty food, spices), 25 employees. But they are tariffing our inputs- items you literally cannot source or even grow here in a lot of cases. So the tariffs actually punishing US manufacturing. Idiotic and incoherent “policy”

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Bob Sampson1 year ago

@scottlincicome The individual stories really deserve more attention. How many people lose everything every time an angry old man, using power he shouldn’t even have, pushes send on social media?

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Cato Institute1 year ago

Full discussion here:

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Jerry Bohl, Jr.🇺🇲🇮🇱🇺🇦1 year ago

@KonniBurton @scottlincicome Spot on, good sir. You haven't been on @JonahRemnant in much too long?

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Playbay 🇻🇦1 year ago

@scottlincicome For real

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Karl Meisenbach1 year ago

@scottlincicome Thanks for the education. I'm seeing more and more small companies mentioned although, the blue team is highlighting "jobs lost" so they are telling all the stores of the companies more mid-size... their argument is "jobs lost" totals and the smallest companies don't count

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Neil Yoshikawa1 year ago

@scottlincicome What an incredibly deep and profound thinker.

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