Tariff man strikes again

[Rez]

Here are the four headlines on the U.S. economy from today's realclearpolitics.com

China to Halve Tariffs on $75 Billon U.S. Goods from February 14
U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows in 2019 for First Time in Six Years
Private Payrolls Soar in January
Nearly 60% Say They're Better off Financially than a Year Ago

I saw an interview of Tom Steyer recently where he claimed the economy is no good and that he would make it better as president. No wonder the guy was a blip on the Iowa caucus.

Democrats will keep telling you that the economy sucks, it only benefits the rich, Trump is a racist and a criminal. All obvious lies.

[easyrider16]

Almost a year and a half into these tariff/trade battles and not one single deal has resulted from them apart from a marginally better NAFTA 2.0 that has yet to be ratified. Anybody ready yet to concede that Trump has no idea what he's doing on trade?

Now that Trump is on his way out after spending years battling China on trade, maybe it's a good time to revisit this post. Remember how all you Trump supporters said give it time, the U.S. has the leverage and will force China to the table? Yeah, that never happened, did it.

Results matter, right? Ready to concede that Trump was wrong and had no idea what he was doing on trade?