Nothing - not a single word - that any of these economists write is "doom and gloom." It's an explanation of the error of imposing tariffs. You'd know that if you ever read any of it, but you are too determined to "defend" your guy to the very end to bother hearing even the slightest criticism of one of his policies, assuming if a policy of his is criticized that means the critic hates him personally. And that is the greatest sin of all (in your mind). You can either love him with unending adoration, as you do, or you must hate with equal passion; it is inconceivable in your mind that someone could be ambivalent about your political god, finding things with which to agree and other things with which to disagree. In your world it is "all or nothing," commonly referred to as a cognitive disorder.
LMAO, you've had the same position on tariffs for years, the same as I've had mine. Has nothing to do with Trump, he's just the one who has the balls to try and address the problem.
So when other countries inflict tariffs on the US does that mean they are influencing proper behavior on us? Is that why there are tariffs between countries, to “influence proper behavior” on each other?
What these economists are trying to get through your thick skull is those countries are not taking advantage of Americans, they are taking advantage of their own citizens. If you would ever trouble yourself to read what they say you would learn that. But because we disagree about Israel you are convinced I am wrong about everything, so wrong you are compelled to argue without discernment, so closed minded, so convinced you know better and don't need to listen to anybody else, so certain that Donald Trump is a human deity you shut yourself off from any possibility that they might be right and you wrong.
