Posted on 07/20/2017 3:20:57 PM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
After 10 years of negotiation, the US can now sell Rice to China.
link only: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-20/in-a-china-win-for-trump-u-s-can-now-ship-rice-for-first-time
Still waiting for those tariffs Trump talked about during the campaign. Steel tariffs would be a good start. I love tariffs. Bring em on.
How about coal to Newcastle?
Isn’t that like shipping coals to Newcastle?
I posted without reading the thread, LOL!
Love your tagline, btw. :)
We can’t sell rice to Japan. Big rice fields in Calif. 10 years means got the right man in the WH.
We are going to ship rice to China??? Isn’t that offensive to liberals?? Isn’t that cultural appropriation???
I thought Susan Rice already sold out to the Chinese. And it didn’t take 10 years of negotiation with her, I’ll bet!
Yep, you are right. Japan bans our rice. Rice farmers in Japan are a strong force.
Can the President just say, no more Toyotas until Rice imports are allowed? How freakin hard is that?
I tried to search to determine if the article was already posted, before I posted.
Got too many Susan Rice articles showing up. Abandoned that idea.
“We are going to ship rice to China??? Isn’t that offensive to liberals?? Isn’t that cultural appropriation???”
Probably somehow racist to assume the Chinese would want to buy rice.
Only a couple Toyota models (such as Prius) sold here are from Japan. Almost all are built here.
Stuart Varney: Trump has already made America $4 trillion richer (with just six months in office)
Fox News Opinion ^ | July 20, 2017 | Stuart Varney
Posted on 7/20/2017, 3:04:45 PM by 2ndDivisionVet
It’s Thursday, July 20th. As of today, Donald Trump has been president for 6 months. The media coverage of the president is overwhelmingly negative: the press remains contemptuous, and they’re pushing to get him out before he completes his first term.
Investors might think differently. The great success of the Trump presidency thus far, is not what he’s done, but what he promises to do, namely, get the economy going again. Evidently, investors believe he might yet get it done.
Look at this: since his election win, the Trump rally has added $4.1 trillion to the nation’s wealth. Anyone with a 401k, an IRA, college savings, retirement savings, mutual funds. Anyone with a dime in the market has taken a piece of that $4 trillion.
Also, during this presidency, 5 American companies have emerged as global technology leaders. You know their names: Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Facebook. It’s a technology world, and American companies have seized the future.
I find it astonishing that the world of money is so exuberant, while the political world is so contemptuous of this president and his policy of growth.
One brief aside, can anyone tell me the democrats’ growth plan? Do they have one? They apparently still cling to the belief that if we taxed the rich, and give to the poor, shackle capitalism and open the borders, we will somehow grow. Nonsense. Six months in, the left is mired in hate....
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3570733/posts
Will is be labeled with country of origin unlike Chinese grown or processed meat?
Exactly. It is bigoted, per liberal criteria, to think that the Chinese would want to buy rice.
Where are Toyota vehicles assembled for the U.S. market?
Our 2014 model year vehicles are assembled in the following locations:
Model Manufacturing Location
4Runner Japan
Avalon Georgetown, Kentucky
Avalon Hybrid Georgetown, Kentucky
Camry Georgetown, Kentucky and Lafayette, Indiana
Camry Hybrid Georgetown, Kentucky
Corolla Cambridge, Ontario, Canada and Blue Springs, Mississippi
FJ Cruiser Japan
Highlander Princeton, Indiana
Highlander Hyb. Princeton, Indiana
Land Cruiser Japan
Prius [1Japan
RAV4 Woodstock, Ontario, Canada and Japan
RAV4 EV Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
Sequoia Princeton, Indiana
Sienna Princeton, Indiana
Tacoma San Antonio, Texas and Baja California, Mexico
Tundra San Antonio, Texas
Venza Georgetown, Kentucky
Yaris Japan
[1] Includes Prius c, Prius v and Prius Plug-in
Yes, it is. The USA couldn't possibly supply more than one percent or so of China's rice. Probably the deal is to benefit some specialty rice producers here, or is just clearing out some pointless restrictions.
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