And more than one group hasn't.Wabash wrote:More than one group has expressed buyers remorse.
Nobody gets tired of winning.They're tired of all the winning.
You make yourself the topic of most posts with that incessant repetition of two or three talking points.As is your custom you attack me personally.
Considering the narrow margin of victory it doesn't take many to flip to affect the outcome of a future election. One need only look at the closer margins of victory that is occurring in the numerous special elections that have occurred since then.
Soybean farmers and sorghum producers are tired of winning with Trump. There have been several articles on how they have buyers remorse.
China Offers to Buy Nearly $70 Billion of American Goods if U.S. Halts TariffsWho knows whether Trump will accept that deal. It is only one third as big as Trump wanted. More negotiations coming?
© Andy Wong/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images The offer came during a meeting this weekend between Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and the Chinese economic adviser Liu He.
WASHINGTON — China offered to purchase nearly $70 billion of energy, agricultural and manufactured products from the United States in the first year of a deal that would require the Trump administration to suspend tariffs on Chinese products, a person familiar with the talks said.
The offer, which came during a meeting this weekend in Beijing between Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and the Chinese economic adviser Liu He, would go only partway toward President Trump’s initial demand that China reduce its $375.2 billion trade surplus with the United States by $200 billion annually. And it leaves untouched other American requests, including that China allow American companies more access to its markets and end practices that the Trump administration and business executives say force companies to transfer valuable intellectual property.
The proposal could fizzle quickly. Chinese officials have said publicly that any agreements would be void if the United States continued with plans to impose tariffs and other restrictions, and American officials have given no indication so far that they intend to halt the tariffs.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets ... li=BBnb7Kz
British Navy and French military to INFURIATE China by launching South China Sea missionAdd Vietnam, India, Singapore, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines. I don't think we have a problem there.
...British and French ships and naval aircraft will make their way through the South China Sea next week, French Minister of the Armed Forces, Florence Parley, said on Sunday.
...Lots of countries in the area have tried to stake claim on areas of the waters, including China, Taiwan, Brunei and Indonesia.
Tensions over the contested waters have risen in recent years.
France and the UK’s involvement would make them the latest two countries to wade into the conflict.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/96 ... ea-mission
President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a testy phone call on May 25 over new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration targeting steel and aluminum imports coming from Canada, including one moment during the conversation in which Trump made an erroneous historical reference, sources familiar with the discussion told CNN.The president is looking more and more like our version of Britain's King George III.
According to the sources, Trudeau pressed Trump on how he could justify the tariffs as a "national security" issue. In response, Trump quipped to Trudeau, "Didn't you guys burn down the White House?" referring to the War of 1812.
The problem with Trump's comments to Trudeau is that British troops burned down the White House during the War of 1812. Historians note the British attack on Washington was in retaliation for the American attack on York, Ontario, in territory that eventually became Canada, which was then a British colony.
French and UK Royal Navy ships will be joining their US counterparts in challenging China’s territorial claims in disputed regions of the South China Sea, the two countries’ defense ministers have announced.I see you ignored the fact that this thread is about China. The deal offered by China includes the US dropping the tariffs, so if he accepts that deal (I don't think he will...more negotiations ahead), nobody will be paying more for Chinese commodities...Try to keep up.
The announcement was made at the Shangri La security dialogue in Singapore which was attended by French defense minister Florence Parly and the UK defense minister Gavin Williamson, in addition US defense secretary James Mattis.
Speaking at the conference Parly said French and Royal Navy ships would visit Singapore prior to sailing together for the freedom of navigation operation without specifying which disputed South China Sea territory the warships would patrol. Defense ministers also refused to say whether the warships would sail within 12 nautical miles of the islands, which are defined as territorial waters under UNCLOS.
https://navaltoday.com/2018/06/06/franc ... perations/
