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You're not going to believe Hillary Clinton's 2016 plan for dealing with China: Targeted tariffs against anyone who takes advantage of American workers. So she should be supporting Donald Trump's tariffs on China now? "Too many companies lobbied for trade deals so they could sell products abroad but then... they instead moved abroad and sold back into the United States. It is also true that China and other countries have gamed the system for too long.. Investments at home that would make us more competitive have been completely blocked in Congress and American workers and communities have paid the price…So as President, I will stand up to China and anyone else who tries to take advantage of American workers and companies... And I'm going to ramp up enforcement by appointing for the first time a chief trade prosecutor. I will triple the number of enforcement officers. And when countries break the rules, we won't hesitate to impose targeted tariffs."show more

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Pepe Deluxe 🐸1 year ago

She wouldn't have though

Green Lives Matter1 year ago

Of course not. Clinton is one of the most egregious liars in history.

The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Natasha1 year ago

Thats interesting. Wasnt it her husband who made it easier for this to happen?

Green Lives Matter1 year ago

Hillary Clinton is a cold blooded liar. They only talk about fixing problems but then when it comes down to it, they are the ones causing them.

Private First Class Kelly1 year ago

There were companies that weren't playing ball with the WEF/marxist NWO, so she was going to punish them and link them to unfair trade deals to make it politically palatable. That's all.

Green Lives Matter1 year ago

I think Clinton was just saying what people wanted to hear and she would never actually stand up to China if she was elected President.

WeThePeople1 year ago

Sorry Pepe, can't give a ♥️ to this evil Killary creature 👿💩

Green Lives Matter1 year ago

I understand.

MikeNice 🧊1 year ago

Funny all these democrats voted for Hillary to do exactly what Trump did but now it’s bad 🤔 😂

Cobol22🇨🇦1 year ago

Note the term targeted tariffs, not blanket stupidity

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