An Unforseen Pproblem Tarriffs and Bringing Jobs Back To America

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that means he's a cuckold! Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

Ekim is a cheap homo. Originally Posted by friendly fred

It is proven by your stupid posts none of you three bitches know jack shit about me. Typical Trump supporters and fake news.

Typical Trump supporters and fake news. Originally Posted by bamscram

Hillary lost. Get over it.

It is proven by your stupid posts none of you three bitches know jack shit about me. Typical Trump supporters and fake news. Originally Posted by bamscram

we know you're a donkey and that is why we stupid bitches enjoy pinning the tail on the donkey!

Hillary lost. Get over it. Originally Posted by LexusLover

Didn't she run on your ticket? Not mine ,you people who keep bringing her up are the ones who can't get over it.

we know you're a donkey and that is why we stupid bitches enjoy pinning the tail on the donkey! Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

You are a certified dumb ass dildo.

You are a certified dumb ass dildo. Originally Posted by bamscram

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True, you prefer the real thing.

Buttscramble (aka Ekim) ^^^

Buttscramble (aka Ekim) ^^^ Originally Posted by Hotrod511

This is the type of drivel you get when the poster has TDS. One of the forums bottom feeders.

True, you prefer the real thing. Originally Posted by bamscram

no, I don't want his junk.

Must Read by Pat Buchanan... http://www.theamericanconservative.c...america-great/

Patrick J. Buchanan

Tariffs Made America Great

By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN • July 27, 2018, 12:01 AM


“Make America Great Again” will, given the astonishing victory it produced for Donald Trump, be recorded among the most successful slogans in political history.

Yet it raises a question: how did America first become the world’s greatest economic power?

In 1998, in The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy, this writer sought to explain.

However, as the blazing issue of that day was Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton, it was no easy task to steer interviewers around to the McKinley Tariff.

Free Trade Shouldn't Be a Litmus Test for Conservatives
The Moral Case Against Trump's Import Tariffs
Free trade propaganda aside, what is the historical truth?

As our Revolution was about political independence, the first words and acts of our constitutional republic were about ensuring America’s economic independence.

“A free people should promote such manufactures as tend to render them independent on others for essentials, especially military supplies,” said President Washington in his first message to Congress.

The first major bill passed by Congress was the Tariff Act of 1789.

Weeks later, Washington imposed tonnage taxes on all foreign shipping. The U.S. Merchant Marine was born.

In 1791, Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton wrote in his famous Report on Manufactures: “The wealth…independence, and security of a Country, appear to be materially connected with the prosperity of manufactures. Every nation…ought to endeavor to possess within itself all the essentials of national supply. These compromise the means of subsistence, habitation, clothing, and defence.”

During the War of 1812, British merchants lost their American markets. When peace came, flotillas of British ships arrived at U.S. ports to dump underpriced goods and to recapture the markets they’d lost.

Henry Clay and John Calhoun backed James Madison’s Tariff of 1816, as did ex-free traders Jefferson and John Adams. It worked.

In 1816, the U.S. produced 840,000 yards of cloth. By 1820, it was 13,874 thousand yards. America had become self-sufficient.

Financing “internal improvements” with tariffs on foreign goods would become known abroad as “The American System.”

Said Daniel Webster, “Protection of our own labor against the cheaper, ill-paid, half-fed, and pauper labor of Europe is…a duty which the country owes to its own citizens.”

This is economic patriotism, a conservatism of the heart. Globalists, cosmopolites, and one-worlders recoil at phrases like “America First.”

Campaigning for Henry Clay, “The Father of the American System,” in 1844, Abe Lincoln issued an impassioned plea: “Give us a protective tariff and we will have the greatest nation on earth.”

Battling free trade during the Polk presidency, Congressman Lincoln said, “Abandonment of the protective policy by the American Government must result in the increase of both useless labor and idleness and…must produce want and ruin among our people.”

In our time, the abandonment of economic patriotism produced in Middle America what Lincoln predicted, and what got Trump elected.

From the Civil War to the 20th century, U.S. economic policy was grounded in the Morrill Tariffs, named for Vermont congressman and senator Justin Morrill who, as early as 1857, had declared: “I am for ruling America for the benefit, first, of Americans, and, for the ‘rest of mankind’ afterwards.”

William McKinley, the veteran of Antietam who gave his name to the McKinley Tariff, declared four years before being elected president: “Free trade results in our giving our money…our manufactures and our markets to other nations. …It will bring widespread discontent. It will revolutionize our values.”

Campaigning in 1892, McKinley said, “Open competition between high-paid American labor and poorly paid European labor will either drive out of existence American industry or lower American wages.”

Substitute “Asian labor” for “European labor,” and is this not a fair description of what free trade did to U.S. manufacturing these last 25 years? The results have been some $12 trillion in trade deficits, arrested wages for our workers, six million manufacturing jobs lost, 55,000 factories, and plants shut down.

McKinley’s future vice president Teddy Roosevelt agreed with him: “Thank God I am not a free trader.”

What did the Protectionists produce?

From 1869 to 1900, GDP quadrupled. Budget surpluses ran for 27 straight years. The U.S. debt was cut two-thirds to 7 percent of GDP. Commodity prices fell 58 percent. America’s population doubled, but real wages rose 53 percent. Economic growth averaged 4 percent a year.

And the United States, which began this era with half of Britain’s production, ended it with twice Britain’s production.

Under Warren Harding, Cal Coolidge, and the Fordney-McCumber Tariff, GDP growth between 1922 and 1927 hit 7 percent, an all-time record.

Economic patriotism put America first, and made America first.

Of GOP free traders, the steel magnate Joseph Wharton, whose name graces the college Trump attended, said it well: “Republicans who are shaky on protection are shaky all over.”

Didn't she run on your ticket? Not mine ... Originally Posted by bamscram

No, she didn't. My "ticket" won, and is still winning.

So your "ticket" lost ALSO!

no dildos! azzup has a collection!!! Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

Dildos?

You’re still SORE because I won’t give you a picture of my JUNK!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Faggot BONE COLLECTOR.

Hillary lost. Get over it. Originally Posted by LexusLover

I got over it quickly. Why the fuck don’t YOU get over it? Your party hasn’t done jack shit to improve our nation in the disastrous months of the Turd Reich.

Biggest claim to fame is rescuing people from disasters caused by the Orange Sphincter himself.

Winning yet?

I got over it quickly. Why the fuck don’t YOU get over it? Your party hasn’t done jack shit to improve our nation in the disastrous months of the Turd Reich.

Biggest claim to fame is rescuing people from disasters caused by the Orange Sphincter himself.

Winning yet? Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Sounds like it ....

... and, Oh yea, I'm winning.

Apparently, your Welfare State is fading quickly.