Barry had no idea about whether our trading contracts with China were god or not. He was waay over his head in negotiating trading contracts! Or any other contracts for that matter including the Paris Climate Accords or the Iranian nuclear freeze contract.
As a s**t disturber, aka community organizer, his only area of expertise was in fomenting resentments in the minority community. And then shaking down legitimate enterprises to 'atone' for their non existent discrimination.
Thank God we have, in Trump, a man who is well versed in reading and comprehending, complicated contracts, and negotiating for favorable positions.

When Trump started his trade war and levying Tariffs on the whole world it increased the trade imbalance from $640 billion to $855 billion. But yet his supporters love him I guess this is another way of making America Great again. (NO ITS MAKE AMERICA PAY MORE) The disturbing part is this Trump convinced his base that the tariffs are hurting China and China is paying billions of dollars in tariffs, but what his base does not understand is tariffs are a tax on American tax payers because we pay more for imported goods. It is estimated that American tax payers are beginning to feel the effects to the cost of at least $1,000 a year.

So costs of goods go up wages are stagnant and inflation rises due to a Trump inflicted problem.

But let’s get to the socialism issue. The farmers are the most effected by the Trump tariffs. When the self inflected problem kicked in and farmers began to feel the impact Trump started a program to subsidize the farmers that are in trouble. So he found $12 billion to subsidize these farmers for a crisis that Trump created. But that’s kind of strange only 39% of the farmers received subsidies with most of that cash going to commercial farmers and not the small farmers that are really feeling the impact. Now this $12 billion is on top of the $24 billion the republicans gave these same commercial farmers.

So as far as socialism: Trump created this problem, (TARIFFS) (TAX ON AMERICAN PEOPLE) ( INFLATION RISING) (TRADE IMBALANCE INCREASING) and the way Trump fixes his self inflicted problem is to create a subsidy that is socialism. That’s kind of strange when the Trump base screams that democrats are socialist.

Trump squeezed by in michigan by two tenths of one percent, about ten thousand v**es. As is clearly stated in the Mueller report the Russians polluted the facebook pages of African Americans in Michigan with false messages disparaging Hillary Clintons record in relation to race with the intent of discouraging Black citizens from v****g. In detroit alone 40,000 fewer black v**ers went to the polls than in the previous p**********l e******n. So yes Putins sculduggery suppressed the black v**e and handed Michigan to his hand picked Pumpkinfuhrer. Trump would have never been elected without Putins interference.

Appalachia’s main industry is dying and some workers are looking to a new economic promise after Trump’s proves empty

Set in a wooded valley between the Tug Fork river and the Mate creek, Matewan, West Virginia was the site of the 1920 Matewan Massacre, a shoot-out between pro-union coal miners and coal company agents that left 10 people dead and triggered one of the most brutal fights over the future of the coal industry in US history.

The coal industry in Appalachia is dying – something that people there know better than anyone. Some in this region are pinning their hopes on alternative solutions, including rising Democratic star Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal.

“Coal is over. Forget coal,” said Jimmy Simpkins, who worked as a coal miner in the area for 29 years. “It can never be back to what it was in our heyday. It can’t happen. That coal is not there to mine.”

A coal production forecast conducted in 2018 by the University of West Virginia estimates coal production will continue to decline over the next two decades. Over 34,000 coal mining jobs in the US have disappeared over the past decade, leaving around 52,000 jobs remaining in the industry, despite several promises made by Donald Trump throughout his 2016 e******n campaign that he would bring those jobs back.

“A lot of guys thought they were going to bring back coal jobs, and Trump stuck it to them,” said 69-year-old Bennie Massey, who worked for 30 years as a coal miner in Lynch, Kentucky