Posted on 01/14/2019 2:39:23 PM PST by Kaslin
RUSH: Yeah, another thing that’s so frustrating to me about all this honestly, folks, is that Donald Trump has really made good on his promise to make America great again and then is in the process of reshaping the world. Do you realize…? Have you heard the ChiComs have agreed to start importing rice from the United States? Now, stop and think about this for a second. Donald Trump sold ice to Eskimos. He has just made a deal where the ChiComs are gonna import rice from American farmers.
The ChiComs on all of these arguments over tariffs are gonna be the ones who cave. They’re gonna be the ones to make accommodations because the United States is too important, too necessary, too needed to the rest of the world. This is what’s so — and it’s just an example of how the resurgence of the United States economy is causing massive changes for the good of not only us and this country, but around the world.
And in the midst of it are these never-ending efforts to destroy it and him and get rid of it for all of these ancillary reasons that have nothing to do with the substance of anything other than they wanted Hillary Clinton to win and they refuse to accept the results (still) of the 2016 election. And it’s still frustrating that there’s so little vocal support for Trump when it would be easily justified by other Republicans in that town.
The Chicoms are realizing that they cannot wait out the Donald until his term is over. They have to deal. China has 1.5 billion people that they have to feed. More winning is on the way.
We just had the highest trade deficit with China ever.
We need to keep raising the tariffs until that deficit goes down. Deal or no deal.
Just try to imagine how much further we could have been along in the last two years on the economy, trade, immigration reform, and foreign policy, etc, if the ‘rats weren’t seditiously foot-dragging and sabotaging every pro-American effort.
There were plenty of commies who protested American entry into WW2, but at least they supported a little more once the US went to the fight.
Iran is next.
Exporting ag products is not really a win IMO. A prosperous future of America is not through a highly developed agro-service economy. A country importing all it’s industrial products and durable goods has no future at all.
Thanks Kaslin.
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