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Most economists are on university payrolls.It’s really not most economists love the deal and will bring billions to our farmers.. again winning and democrats don’t want trump to win it’s all hate from the democrats.. they will be voted out big league in 2020
If most most economists love the deal, it should be simple to provide multiple examples of them saying so.
Exactly what in the new deal will help the farmers? please be specific.
Ohio farmer that voted for Trump in 2016 has come around and is NO LONGER a Trump supporter.
Trump's China Trade War is killing farmers and Trump voter & Ohio farmer Christopher Gibbs is not staying silent.
Trump wants Americans to shut the fuck up & to stay silent.
America needs more citizens like Christopher Gibbs that speak out about their mistake of voting for a con man.
You people don't know Farmers. I do.
They aren't the small time, family farm owners of the past, waking at 5:00AM every morning to milk the cows and feed the chickens.
They usually own a MINIMUM of 2,000 Acres of tillable land, lease another 5,000 acres and make almost as much money off of government subsidies as they do off of farming.
They live in 4,000 sq ft houses, drive new Lincolns (their usual car of choice for some reason) every year, send their kids to Private Schools and the best Colleges, vacation in Florida or the South of France every winter......
It's nothing for one of them to go out and buy a new 750,000 dollar piece of equipment -- Cash. To go with their 5 other million dollar pieces of equipment.
And here's what most of you don't know -- Most of them are very liberal. Especially in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan..... Less so in Indiana and Ohio.
You people don't know farmers.
Jesus.It’s really not most economists love the deal and will bring billions to our farmers
Yet, they are still being lied to about Trump's trade war.Because they have been lied to about Trump's trade war.I did notice the ones that were growing soybeans last year are not growing soybeans this year.
I know farmers in multiple mid west states that grow corn & beans; most of them voted Trump & most of them are not happy with Trump's trade war.
They are living Trump's trade war every day dumbfuck. Why do you think Trump gave them an extra 25 billion over that last few months?
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For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
What media lies does it point out? Please excerpt the relevant passages from the article.
Canada purchased nearly $636 million worth of U.S. dairy products last year, according to the U.S. Dairy Export Council. Mexico was the largest single market for U.S. dairy exports in 2017, representing $1.31 billion in products, particularly cheeses.One
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
The change in dairy exports allowed to Canada deal only an additional 3.5%. The Canadian dairy market is roughly 6.5 billion per year. 3.5% of that is roughly 229 million...if they are able to take full advantage of the opening of the markets.
That is a tiny drop in the bucket.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
how does this help farmers?
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
how does this help farmers?
Is OP talking about the American Farmer whom the left holds in contempt for being backward rural hicks who live in flyover country?That’s one, quite a tidal wave you got going
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What media lies does it point out? Please excerpt the relevant passages from the article.
Delicious irony, yes.Is there not a certain irony about someone who turns to the media to prove the media is lying?
Remember the 2008 crash?One
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
The change in dairy exports allowed to Canada deal only an additional 3.5%. The Canadian dairy market is roughly 6.5 billion per year. 3.5% of that is roughly 229 million...if they are able to take full advantage of the opening of the markets.
That is a tiny drop in the bucket.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
how does this help farmers?
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
how does this help farmers?
Trump’s new trade deal is better for workers than NAFTA wasOneIt’s really not most economists love the deal and will bring billions to our farmers.. again winning and democrats don’t want trump to win it’s all hate from the democrats.. they will be voted out big league in 2020
If most most economists love the deal, it should be simple to provide multiple examples of them saying so.
Exactly what in the new deal will help the farmers? please be specific.
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed. It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
Canada purchased nearly $636 million worth of U.S. dairy products last year, according to the U.S. Dairy Export Council. Mexico was the largest single market for U.S. dairy exports in 2017, representing $1.31 billion in products, particularly cheeses.One
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
The change in dairy exports allowed to Canada deal only an additional 3.5%. The Canadian dairy market is roughly 6.5 billion per year. 3.5% of that is roughly 229 million...if they are able to take full advantage of the opening of the markets.
That is a tiny drop in the bucket.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
how does this help farmers?
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
how does this help farmers?
I love my mic drop
Remember the 2008 crash?One
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
The change in dairy exports allowed to Canada deal only an additional 3.5%. The Canadian dairy market is roughly 6.5 billion per year. 3.5% of that is roughly 229 million...if they are able to take full advantage of the opening of the markets.
That is a tiny drop in the bucket.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
how does this help farmers?
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
how does this help farmers?
Remember when no one starved?
Remember when all those farmers you feel sorry for are actually the employees of the Multi-National Corporations that influenced our economy and caused people to vote for Trump?
When mic drop means 'irrelevant factoids without context'.I love my mic drop
Your usual response when you can’t refute facts.Remember the 2008 crash?One
For one, it increases the amount of dairy products that US farmers can export to Canada without tariffs, while allowing more Canadian peanut products into the United States untaxed.
The change in dairy exports allowed to Canada deal only an additional 3.5%. The Canadian dairy market is roughly 6.5 billion per year. 3.5% of that is roughly 229 million...if they are able to take full advantage of the opening of the markets.
That is a tiny drop in the bucket.
It also requires US automakers to use more car parts made in the United States to avoid tariffs.
how does this help farmers?
But the most striking difference from NAFTA involves protections for workers in all three countries. Mexico has agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to real union representation, to extend labor protections to migrant workers (who are often from Central America), and to protect women from discrimination.
how does this help farmers?
Remember when no one starved?
Remember when all those farmers you feel sorry for are actually the employees of the Multi-National Corporations that influenced our economy and caused people to vote for Trump?
Could you please try and make sense, it is too early in the morning for me to try and decipher partisan talking points.
When mic drop means 'irrelevant factoids without context'.I love my mic drop
