- 27 Nov 2019 08:21
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1) Tariffs are a lose/lose proposition. The cost will fall on American consumers, which is a negative for the economy.
2) If Obama was an international criminal like Deripaska, sure. While you are arguing badly, it is interesting you are arguing for something Putin wants badly.
3) We passed the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which wasn't strong enough, and has been weakened. You really ought to know something about an issue if you are going to discuss it. This is basic stuff.
4) Which tells me what you care about is it's impact on politics. You lack an interest in governance.
blackjack21 wrote:
1) Sounds like we need to increase tariffs on China and Mexico.
2) That's nothing that Ukraine didn't do to Trump, or Obama during the recent Canadian elections, Brexit, or against Likud. Would it be appropriate for other countries to sanction Obama?
3) What safeguards? Bailing out superrich banks?
4) That will be after the 2020 elections.
1) Tariffs are a lose/lose proposition. The cost will fall on American consumers, which is a negative for the economy.
2) If Obama was an international criminal like Deripaska, sure. While you are arguing badly, it is interesting you are arguing for something Putin wants badly.
3) We passed the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which wasn't strong enough, and has been weakened. You really ought to know something about an issue if you are going to discuss it. This is basic stuff.
4) Which tells me what you care about is it's impact on politics. You lack an interest in governance.
Facts have a well known liberal bias