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All Trump does is win, win, win. Great to have a strong president who stands for America's best interests.
12 May 2025 6:35 pm
The deal ended up meeting nearly all of Beijing’s core demands. The elevated “reciprocal” tariff for China, which Trump set at 34% on April 2, has been suspended — leaving America’s top rival with the same 10% rate that applies to the UK, a longtime ally.MR-7 » 06 May 2025, 10:05 am » wrote: ↑ Every President for the past 20-30 years have spoken about China taking advantage of the United States... Not only China but many other countries around the world. They all spoke about fixing the problem. Finally, we have someone who is taking action. Why are people so upset? A President not looking to fill his pockets full of money. Looking out for the American People. It has only been a little over 3 months. A year from now when the cost is going down what will they have to complain about then? Libs... Your Dementia President is the one who is responsible for these high prices. You may not want to admit it... but it is.
It's all strategy, I commend Trump for standing up for Tax paying hard working Americans that care, never mind those that are complaining that their Temu costs will go up, you can simply stop buying items from Amazon, and Walmart that you don't need, and re-focus your finance until the trade war is over.
China Taps Out, Exempts 9 Key US Goods From Tariffs
The US met Beijing’s call for a point person for talks by setting up a mechanism headed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. And the two sides agreed to take “aggressive actions” to stem the flow of fentanyl, which could eventually lead to the elimination of the additional 20% tariff....
The highly stage-managed truce was notable along with the fact Trump didn’t front-run the news on social media, according to Deutsche Bank strategist George Saravelos. “All of this is a clear signal of negotiations moving in to a more conciliatory and respectful” phase, he added, citing that as another Chinese demand.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... de-demands