The problem: President Trump does not go back global tariffs while the markets revolve and the world waits.
I really hope that President Trump knows what he is doing (“Don Euro garbage offer”, April 8).
He is playing with our future.
He says we need these rates, and that will be the initial pain, that he, vice president JD Vance and the rest of the billionaires will feel, but not as hard as the average type will do so.
While I agree with some of Trump’s policies, the way he did this is reckless in the best case.
We are being an advantage of tasks throughout other countries, but that does not have to be approached overnight.
He is four years old to eliminate decades of bad policies.
Trump should remember that many voters are retired boomers (or those who try to retire).
Chris plate
Waterloo
The tariffs will work; They have always done it.
The question is: Can people see a short -term loss in their 401 (K)?
Or will the future of their children look and see that Trump prevents the possible collapse of the US economy?
Gary Markman
Beacon Falls, Conn.
Altheghieshoe of Trump’s tariffs can be proposed for negotiation purposes, that certainly will not be true for all of them.
I suspect that the substantial rate of automatic imports will be permanent, even if the rate fits a bit.
Trump firmly believes in national car production.
Even if a foreign country reduces its zero tariff, he does not reduce the US rate to zero.
In that sense, the rate of cars and strange components is not reciprocal.
Anyway, as much as possible, you must find a way to avoid putting any additional financial burden for low -income people and families with these rates.
Bruce Couchman
Ottawa, Canada
Trump’s approach is, and has always been, in the life of the lower classes.
It just wants to implement a short -term reorientation of our economy so that we can do what the United States does better: take advantage of those in need.
Over time, these tariffs will release the rich and destroy the well -being of the most vulnerable among minimum wages to homeless people.
The president will surely hold a press conference soon to affirm that his plan to bring wealth to the rich and crush the well -being of those who need desperate are doing very well.
Robert Larrosa
Whititone
All the CEOs who claim that we go to the recession because the tariffs are really failing the American people.
These so -called financial institutions seem only to reduce any success and highlight any failure of Trump’s presidency.
When we arrived at the recession under former President Joe Biden, they changed her definition.
Now they will resort to the original definition.
They are absolute hypocrites.
Philip Vallone
Bears
Trump tells both national investors and commercial partners who have the advantages of the United States for decades that he completely believes that what he is doing is suitable for our long -term interests.
And will remain strong and resolved in front of a brutal storm of short -term implacable criticisms.
As Trump wrote in his brilliant autobiography, “The art of treatment”, “My experience is that you are fighting for something you think, even if it means alienating some people along the way, things usually work for the best.”
Luana Dunn
Medford
It is shocking for me that Neith Trump or any of his advisors has discovered that tariffs and the plan made will not work.
As a purchase professional that about 20 years spent millions of dollars in the money of companies on items bought in China, the reason was clear: their job costs.
The Chinese minimum wage is as low as $ 4.73 per day.
What American worker would work for that?
So, unless the minimum wage of the USA.
Carol Putre-Czyz
Manhattan
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