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>dumb optics
To who? You as a foreigner? For shitlibs who back garbage like Biden, and their cadre of worthless nigger pets that can't win an election without mail in covid scams anyway, who?
>and if he really wants to
What you think it is flipflopping because some Jew said so. Forcing nations to loosen their own tariff restrictions on our trade in exchange for withdrawing the new proposed tariff... is as good as them just dropping them.
That means greater sheer domestic growth for us, from trade in general, which springboards us economically when we do tighten down on tariffs more harshly in earnest and in a general sense.
Dipshit morons on the left may want to cry "taco taco" and offer some demand we go full tariff isolation mode all at once on all fronts, sure.
But when every negotiation we are only getting better deals that enrich us more, make domestic share of gains only greater, this means we only become economically more resilient for any future greater tariffs we wish to enact, that is still a win.
Overall, economic health is useful to stabilize any one individual sector we plan to resurrect domestically, and we can do so piecemeal one by one, one industry at a time. The whole way to that goal we can pit tariffs intended to ultimately reaching those outcomes, as bargaining chips to get lifts off of industries we are domestically healthy. It only strengthens our hold where we are strong further.
The first move, is to strengthen the relative position of industries we still already have.
That is not hard. Every bit of foreign concession is a direct win.
Taco "flip flops" because he very often gets what he wants thus pulls off from the punishment. Stupid people can't see what is going on. We're winning every time he does it.
Soon, it's going to be You screeching to just give in to the burger fat asses, so your precious trinket doesn't cost more instead of suggesting to us we do so.