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Why is it when I read one of these news articles China always appears to negotiate from a position of strength while Trump sounds like a bumbling idiot?
Because that is exactly what it is.
Because Trump is a bumbling idiot and Xi has a "no limits partnership" with his boss Vlad.
Because you have critical thinking skills
Sometimes reality shows thru
It do be like that
Looks like you don't need new glasses.
Ah, Trump the master negotiator strikes again.
Sodomized. What a disgraceful end for the USA.
Let's not slander sodomy.
The Art of the Deal 🤣
Art of the heel
US responds, "What was that? I wasn't listening."
That's how it should go, yes.
If all countries respond like this, it would shut him up quicker! 💪
But they’re reciprocal tariffs, not unilateral. It’s like nobody listens.
No, Trump imposed additional tariffs without reason on China. The only reason China raised tariffs, and by the way they literally stopped raising them because it's pointless since they're already so high, is because Trump started imposing them when he took office.
There already were trade agreements and tariffs in place negotiated with both countries input. These new tariffs were just slapped on by the Trump admin not as a reaction to anything but as a unilateral imposition.
You could also say they're unilateral because they're only aimed at China and no other states if you want to look at it that way too.
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