I think mother nurse is spoiling you rotten.... you lucky dog...


tariffs must be targeted to be effective. my congressman Nolan and my President Obama had some well focused tariffs the helped put iron workers back to work..

Very little news about it, very good results.. trump scatterguns the steel tariffs and headlines bugle it to the world..

Obama was never good at bragging about his policies.. Dems need to learn to do that..

The US brings much more in trade deals of parts and materials then in finished goods..

so a tariff which increases prices on our own products is not a good thing for the middle class..

Ag of course has been the first to suffer and no one except those of farm background are even aware of that fact..

If the trade war continues, we will see much more negative in our economy due to lack of focus.

The Chinese have a central planning committee, (not saying that we should) and they have made pr********ns to make this a long term feud if needed..

Hope I am wrong in that, but I do think the Chinese will hold out longer then we would want to hold out..

Yes, I do think corporations should pay higher taxes.. the net taxes were not out of line with the rest of the world, and our economy did not need a kick, it was already the best in the world.

Tariffs must be directed and targeted to be effective.. not tossed out on every country we trade with..

As in target China, maybe Australia on steel. Not the EU and Canada.. that is dumb..

We import mostly parts and materials. in spite of what we see at Walmart, they are not the part of the developing problem..

Ag and Mfg will be the problem.. prices will increase and the middle class will pay more in what is effectively more tax..

counter tariffs will drive down our exports, as we have already seen proven..

Over all trade balance is down.. the ag trade is very far down and looking bad.. in futures.. have a quick look at quotes..