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Title: Trump suggests no tariffs between US, Europe
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https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/trump-suggests-no-tarif
URL Source: https://www.foxbusiness.com/politic ... s-no-tariffs-between-us-europe
Published: Jul 25, 2018
Author: Ken Martin
Post Date: 2018-07-25 04:52:34 by XDMAR
Keywords: None
Views: 1753
Comments: 12
It is tariff day in Washington. President Trump will meet with European officials to talk trade tariffs. The meeting is with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Trump proposed in a tweet, that both sides drop all tariffs, barriers and subsidies. Trump, although doubts the Europeans will go for the idea. The tweet said: "That would finally be called Free Market and Fair Trade! Hope they do it, we are ready - but they won't!"
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#1. To: XDMAR, fair trader not crazy one sided free traders (#0)
Trump fighting for America!!!!!! MAGA Trump greatest president ever!
The key is no subsidies to protect business. That works both ways for fair trade. It also will allow US to break subsidies here in the US!(subsidies to big mega global corps).
The Donald rides shotgun during a Range Rover trip in Ireland He probably wants to buy a fleet of Range Rovers for the kids and staff, without paying tariffs. He had a pile of Range Rovers when he went to Buckingham Castle to meet the Queen too.
When in Rome you drive Rome style vehicles. BTW drive what you like unless you are a socialist/Fascist/Commie which you are told what to drive. This is probably a courtesy issue and vehicle provided by the Queen.
If it's still the same as it was when I was there Rovers are pretty much the biggest and nicest passenger vehicles there, most everything else is smaller, less comfortable and made to get better gas mileage. Average price for a gallon of fuel was about $9 depending on the exchange rate and about 70% of that was taxes.
#9. To: CZ82 (#6)
I have a friend whose son is in the USAF,and stationed in England now. His father LOVES Cadillac's and has several. He gave his boy a met black 70's Sedan De Ville that looked like a new one to take there with him. I haven't heard,but MY best guess is that Caddy is now long gone,and hat boy is driving a Jag or Austin Healy. I couldn't even imagine filling the gas tank,never mind finding a parking spot big enough to park it in.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestTrump proposed in a tweet, that both sides drop all tariffs, barriers and subsidies.
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#3. To: Justified, Range Rover Don (#2)
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#6. To: Justified (#4)
Replies to Comment # 6. If it's still the same as it was when I was there Rovers are pretty much the biggest and nicest passenger vehicles there, most everything else is smaller, less comfortable and made to get better gas mileage. Average price for a gallon of fuel was about $9 depending on the exchange rate and about 70% of that was taxes.
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