Poll shows that most Americans - including independent voters - think Biden cares less about the middle class than previous presidents

[jc456]

Because of Trumps tariffs on Canadian soft lumber. Tariffs are a tax on the middle class.

Why aren't we cutting soft lumber in the US? You know, give the middle-class jobs so they can support their families.

BTW, do you have evidence that soft wood was cheaper before the tariffs?

 

[Blues Man]

indeed. It forced China/ corporations in China to pay to sell goods in the US. Why don't you think it was good?

Read the links I posted

 

[jc456]

Read the links I posted

are they your thoughts? Why can't you just say why you were against them?

 

[Blues Man]

Why aren't we cutting soft lumber in the US? You know, give the middle-class jobs so they can support their families.

BTW, do you have evidence that soft wood was cheaper before the tariffs?

We can't meet the demands obviously.

Trump slaps first tariffs on Canadian lumber

The Trump administration is hitting Canada with stiff tariffs of up to 24% on lumber shipped into the United States. It's the first tariffs imposed by President Trump, who during his election campaign threatened to use them against imports from both China and Mexico.

money.cnn.com

 

[Blues Man]

are they your thoughts? Why can't you just say why you were against them?

I like to back up my statements with facts

Tariffs are never a good thing

 

[jc456]

We can't meet the demands obviously.

Trump slaps first tariffs on Canadian lumber

The Trump administration is hitting Canada with stiff tariffs of up to 24% on lumber shipped into the United States. It's the first tariffs imposed by President Trump, who during his election campaign threatened to use them against imports from both China and Mexico.

money.cnn.com

from one of your links

Did tariffs benefit American workers?​

It depends which workers we’re talking about. Workers who produce the specific goods covered by tariffs typically benefit from the protection. While it is difficult to pin down exact numbers, the tariffs on steel products appear to have helped create several thousand jobs in the steel industry; similarly, tariffs on washing machines are associated with approximately 1,800 new jobs at Whirlpool, Samsung, and LG factories in the US. In these specific industries, then, tariffs have probably been good for workers.

 

[jc456]

I like to back up my statements with facts

Tariffs are never a good thing

except you can't explain why. Strange. Tariffs is a tax, and it is either paid by the corporation bringing the goods in or the customer the goods are going to. Not the public. The misinformation you believe.

 

[Blues Man]

What Are Tariffs, and How Do They Affect You?

A breakdown of tariffs and how they affect consumers as well as the larger economy.

www.investopedia.com

 

[BluesLegend]

Why aren't we cutting soft lumber in the US?

Because asshole Bill Clinton and the Democrats wrecked our timber industry. Nearly shut it down and blew up countless cities and towns that relied on those timber jobs. In the end they didn't save 1 damn tree, they simply gifted our timber industry to Canada.

 

[22lcidw]

Can't remember much about Herman Cain. Biden is just old and fragile, but he's not stupid. Do you remember him in the mid 1970s?

He is just not to smart. Sheltered and insulated by the media which is not the fourth estate but the fifth column. He is like many who are in politics for a long time for power and money. He is dead inside. The green movement became the Prog stage. And the peasants became the beggars outside the theatre because of it.

 

[jc456]

What Are Tariffs, and How Do They Affect You?

A breakdown of tariffs and how they affect consumers as well as the larger economy.

www.investopedia.com

so again, you want jobs to continue to flow away from middle class workers. What a guy!!!

 

[jc456]

Because asshole Bill Clinton and the Democrats wrecked our timber industry. Nearly shut it down and blew up countless cities and towns that relied on those timber jobs. In the end they didn't save 1 damn tree, they simply gifted our timber industry to Canada.

Are you suggesting we no longer mill trees in America?

 

[Blues Man]

except you can't explain why. Strange. Tariffs is a tax, and it is either paid by the corporation bringing the goods in or the customer the goods are going to. Not the public. The misinformation you believe.

Of course it is paid by the public.

Tariffs increase consumer prices.

If you could buy an imported product for $100 and the American made products costs $150 a tariff of $75 dollars on that product just cost you the consumer an extra $50

Now if that made in America product uses parts manufactured overseas( and almost every product does) then their production costs just went up so now the have to sell that product to you for $160.

The consumer always pays the tariff

 

[LeftofLeft]

He (Biden) cares more about the working call, tramp didn't care.

Really? Did he ever consider his energy policy(s) and the impact on the working class? Working and middle class families are feeling pinch and spikes at the pump more than the wealthy elite..

 

[Blues Man]

so again, you want jobs to continue to flow away from middle class workers. What a guy!!!

Tariffs do nothing but raise consumer prices

 

[LeftofLeft]

I consider small business and entrepreneurs to be working class. They assume so much risk and provide jobs yet are treated like greedy corporations by Democrats.

 

[Blues Man]

Why tariffs are bad taxes

Uneven and discriminatory, they can often have unintended consequences

www.economist.com

 

[jc456]

Tariffs increase consumer prices.

for what purpose?

 

[jc456]

I consider small business and entrepreneurs to be working class. They assume so much risk and provide jobs yet are treated like greedy corporations by Democrats.

And the demofks are the ones screaming minimum wage at 15.00, well what do you supposed happens to the price of goods sold? I mean, one can't make up the crap people cry about with Tariffs. Make the fking product using american workers or else pay the price to ship the job to another country. You know, make them pay 15.00 an hour minimum wage also. It ain't fking rocket science.

 

[jc456]

What Are Tariffs, and How Do They Affect You?

A breakdown of tariffs and how they affect consumers as well as the larger economy.

www.investopedia.com

you all in on 15.00 minimum wages? Curious. You know that increases the price of goods as well. So you're for low wage countries and against minimum wage salaries here.