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From: nobody@there.org
On 3/7/2025 5:22 PM, P. Coonan wrote:
> On 07 Mar 2025, Baxter posted some
> news:vqf4rg$3jsvf$5@dont-email.me:
>
>> "Scout" wrote in
>> news:vqerh7$3i41l$1@dont-email.me:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Red Tide" wrote in message
>>> news:vqde4u$n6$1@toxic.dizum.net...
>>>> On 06 Mar 2025, Frank Barchetta
>>>> posted some news:7UqyP.182298$FVcd.138374@fx10.iad:
>>>>
>>>>> Widespread tariffs and swift government cuts add pain to an already
>>>>> slowing economy.
>>>>
>>>> It's a global economy now, stupid.
>>>>
>>>> Nobody can stop trading for long. The tariffs will make up the
>>>> temporary losses. The long term effects are already in motion.
>>>>
>>>> Tighen your belt for a few weeks. You could lose 75 lbs.
>>> '
>>> Yep, it will encourage buying domestic products which will provide
>>> jobs and income to Americans. Who will in turn tend to buy your
>>> products which will increase your sales.
>>>
>>> That is after all the advantage of tariffs... Wealth stays within a
>>> country and causes additional growth and opportunity..
>>>
>>> as it is over $1 Trillion dollars a year is leaving our economy...
>>> never to return.
>>>
>> They abandoned tariffs decades ago because Free Trade works better.
>>
>> Your senario only works if the other country keeps buying your goods.
>> If they stop, you lose.
>
> Tariffs work to achieve rebalancing. It's not a permanent solution.
> Unlike Democrat sponsored taxes, tariffs always go away at some point.
Democrats never think things thru. The party of instant gratification
runs a bit short on reality.
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