Congress Shouldn’t Weaken China Tariffs in a Bill Meant to Counter Chinese Economic Policy

allianceforamaericanmanufacturing ^ | APR 29 2022 | Matthew McMullan

[central_va]

There’s one, however, that should be immediately loaded onto a catapult and fired into the Potomac: A provision in the Senate’s bill that would order the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to reinstate all of the exclusions to the Section 301 tariffs against Chinese imports that were originally granted during the Trump administration.

No more reviews of these tariff exclusions, just an order: Remove the tariffs on these Chinese imports. Right now!

[central_va]

If you want to know why the GOP can't seem to gain traction with the average working class stiff well here is your answer.

They could do better if the GOP was not infested with 20th century throwback Free Traitors™

[central_va]

ping

[bert]

Meanwhile, American businesses are leaving China in droves and setting up shop in Vietnam, Indonesia and Mexico.

Where competitive pricing permits, some of the work on new products is returning to competitive American states

The process is creating massive unemployment in China az Xi creates the new China Socialism

[central_va]

Meanwhile, American businesses are leaving China in droves and setting up shop in Vietnam, Indonesia and Mexico. Where competitive pricing permits, some of the work on new products is returning to competitive American states The process is creating massive unemployment in China az Xi creates the new China Socialism

Which is why we need an ACROSS THE BOARD uniform import tariff NOW.

[RockyTx]

how much is the tariff?