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A40:
But he sounded so sure Mexico would pay. What changed?

BraniacX:
here we go! Oga, it hasn't been ratified! So what phantom dollars are you getting from it? even if it were ratified, where's your proof to show that the US is getting a penny extra in trade as compared to the previously existing trilateral pact with Canada?
Oga don't regurgitate anything trump says, he's known to lie habitually and pull out claims from his arse when cornered! If you regurgitate his lies, you begin to sound like him and we begin to regard you as dumb and stupid as him! sorry its just inevitable! You can be a conservative and still "conservatize" with sense behave like your other guy and tackle only issues where the hypocrisy won't stink too much

TheShopKeeper:
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/white-flag-rudy-giuliani/14553/

Rudy Giuliani waves the white flag

After Special Counsel Robert Mueller released his Michael Flynn sentencing memo on Tuesday, we saw Donald Trump’s criminal defense attorney Rudy Giuliani short-circuit on a level that was jarring even by his standards. Rudy went off about “special whatever” and “sick puppies” and other bizarreness. Then on Wednesday, Mueller made a criminal referral that we think may be targeting Rudy. Today, Rudy seems to be waving the white flag.


Rudy Giuliani admitted to the Atlantic today that Donald Trump is an impossible client. Rudy revealed that it took him weeks to walk Trump through the process of answering Mueller’s written questions, when it should have taken just a couple days, implying that there’s something wrong with Trump’s cognitive abilities. Then Rudy admitted that he can’t get Trump to stop tweeting incriminating things about the investigation, which is really weird, considering how often Rudy tweets incriminating things about the investigation.

wirinet:
I am happy some people see beyond all the noise and are able to think clearly.
You forgot to add the added effect of an unnecessary trade war with China and the rest of the world. When you increase tarrifs on foreign steel and aluminium, who will pay for it? It's the Americans of course as it increases production costs, since most US companies will have to import these items.
When you increase tarrifs on industrial and consumer goods from China it only increases the costs to an average US consumer. China is essential to the supply chain of goods manufactured in the US.
Everybody agrees that China engages in unfair trade practices, but you do not bring the whole house down to fix faulty roof. He should have gotten the cooperation of other countries or trading blocks to get China to change.

Let me add that China is hitting the US where it bites hardest. They are hitting back with agricultural products. They simply stopped buying soy beans and other agricultural products from the US. This has hit US farmers badly, as agricultural products rot in a short time. China can source the agricultural products elsewhere. If we had leaders that have a grain of sense, they should have invested heavily and quickly in agricultural products like soy beans. In less than one year we should be supplying China with billions of not millions of dollars of soy beans. Wise countries like Brazil has started supplying China with millions of dollars worth of soy beans.

wirinet:
Trump and his supporters is just building an ice castle, winter is coming to an end soon and all the glittering structure will start to melt.

The US economy is already showing signs of heading into a major recession.
https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjY6oCGgYjfAhWB4YUKHa7ADaMQzPwBegQIARAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.forbes.com%2Fsites%2Fnextavenue%2F2018%2F08%2F03%2Fis-the-next-recession-on-its-way%2F&psig=AOvVaw1GZyufVyUUONxveYBCg22Q&ust=1544075884345911

I really pity the administration that will come after Trump.

budaatum:
Trump's countless scams are finally catching up to him. it seems likely that for the first time in his life, nothing can protect Donald J Trump from the trouble he’s made, and the sheer scale of it is astonishing.
The Guardian

Is the Guardian on the liberal list, by the way?

Eliteklaus:
The guy is just economising nah

itchie:
The article below has the answers to your questions. USMCA is a way better deal for Americans than NAFTA. And the details were sourced from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative; Associated Press; Reuters; Bloomberg and USA TODAY research before one Clownish, ignoramus baboon on nairaland comes here to accuse me of getting my info from fox news. Just read the article below it's very concise, read it and tell me why any "American" with half a brain should prefer NAFTA to the new deal

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/10/01/comparison-nafta-and-usmca-trade-agreements/1487163002/

hisgrace090:
I'm a man that chooses women dogs that obeys me, I hardly tollerate indiscipline neither do I easily exhibit one.

If I say move, my woman dog moves, stop and she'll stop too.

How you make your bed, you lie on it.

raumdeuter:
Geographically, water occupies 70% of the earth. Of the 29% land, one-third of that if arid desert. Not to talk of mountains. Next we talk of natural disasters and wars which make the inhabitable and peaceful part of the world very small and thus competition for it is fierce



If resources are scarce the stronger take it from the weak, Its not a moral question is a survival thing. Its why the food chain exist. When it comes to survival civility goes away. If there is only 3 space on a raft to save us and others will sink, I will fight with everything to get my family on that raft.

You must think the world is some sort of Utopia. You mean you will rather sink and die than fight for survival whichever means it take?



Protect and defend your interest YES. I will prioritize my families interest over my neighbors, I wont expect you to feed my kids if yours are starving at the moment.
I will expect any president to do the same

itchie:
I am far more knowledgeable than you on this subject because It's obvious you haven't even taken the time to go through the specifics of the deal otherwise I don't know how any sensible American can prefer NAFTA to this new deal. Any American that opposes the USMCA must be dumber than a rock