Trump’s tariffs are a ‘negotiating tool’ and won’t be in effect ‘long term’: Republican lawmaker

Trump’s tariffs are a ‘negotiating tool’ and won’t be in effect ‘long term’: Republican lawmaker

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) says he believes President Trump’s tariffs could be an “effective negotiating tool.” Rep. Lawler also discusses the legislation he co-sponsored to allow new parents to vote by proxy, saying they should not be “precluded from doing their job.”

Trump’s Tariffs Put America Before The Elites

Why should the American president make economic decisions based on what benefits 'hard-working Chinese businesses?'

Trump’s Tariffs Are All About Putting America First After Decades of Exploitation - Geller Report

The president detailed plans to impose duties on various products and several different industries, including automobiles, steel, and others. During his announcement, Trump stated that the United States would be issuing reciprocal tariffs on nations that impose duties on American products. He explained the maneuver as “They do it to us, we do it to them” (Townhall). For far too long, America has been the world’s punching bag regarding trade. For…

Bullying tariffs will scar US too

The simplistic slogan “America First” has a long and storied, politically charged history in the United States. But its enduring appeal has found fertile ground amid the festering disillusionment with the American Dream, as wage stagnation, job insecurity and automation have eroded trust in traditional pathways to personal prosperity. While the US leader’s political ideology has been shaped by a variety of influences, including his own experienc…

Trump’s tariffs are all about putting America first after decades of exploitation - Dr. Rich Swier

For far too long, America has been the world’s punching bag regarding trade. Foreign nations—some allies, some adversaries—have exploited our generosity,

Vice President J.D. Vance promised to fight the domestic price-raising effect of the new US tariff system on Thursday, arguing in favor of the president's decision.