Trump’s Political Tariff Bureaucracy

Wall Street Journal ^ | August 6, 2018

[McGavin999]

Really? Don’t tell that to all the Americans who lost jobs because of the tarrif other countries put on our goods. But you don’t care about them, do you? You got yours so screw the rest of the people, right?

We are finally going to level the playing ground whether you like it or not. But thanks for showing everyone who and what you are.

[reaganaut1]

Really? Don’t tell that to all the Americans who lost jobs because of the tarrif other countries put on our goods. But you don’t care about them, do you? You got yours so screw the rest of the people, right?

We are finally going to level the playing ground whether you like it or not. But thanks for showing everyone who and what you are.

Every study has found that the net loss to consumers from higher prices is much higher than the gain to workers in protected industries from tariffs.

[central_va]

Anti tariff tripe. Who's tariff theirs or ours? They seem to never make that distinction. The business media has nothing on the MSM as far a anti American propaganda goes. The ChiComs seem to have completely compromised the no Wall Street Urinal staff.

How would this article been different if a Chinese government agent had written it? F them. Quislings all.

[central_va]

He likes being raped, whores always do.

[Pelham]

Since 1990 the WSJ has advocated a new Amendment to the Constitution:

“There Shall Be Open Borders”

[central_va]

Americans have benefited from lower prices and higher quality on goods we can import, such as clothes and electronics. It's things we can't import, such as education and health care, that have the most inflation..

Not these Americans

Left for Dead in Danville: How Globalism Is Killing Working Class America

[McGavin999]

So you equate soending a few dollars less the equivalent of people without jobs, living on welfare, destroying families and lives.

Like I said, we now know who and what you are.

[central_va]

Every study has found that the net loss to consumers from higher prices is much higher than the gain to workers in protected industries from tariffs.

In a static sense. In the long term(Something alien to the WSJ ) the USA greatly benefits from prectionism. Again trade, industry and tariffs are DYNAMIC.

Here is the definition of the world dynamic

a : marked by usually continuous and productive activity or change

eg. a dynamic city

b : energetic, forceful a dynamic personality

What Free Traitors™ want you to believe is that the supply function is static and no new domestic suppliers will EVER come on line. Despite their best efforts brand new factories are still being built in the USA all the time which will accelerate behind a tariff wall. The situation is dynamic and not static. With more domestic supply will mean pressure to reduce prices.

The mental midgets we lovingly call Free Traitors™ are some of the stupidest myopic people on earth.

[central_va]

I’ve worked with technical people engineers etc. my whole life. These business types I come across seem to me like virtual simpleton cretins.