Wall Street Journal says that China called Trump’s Bluff, the tariff wins this phase of war but good news …
The Wall Street Journal came out with its decision on the tariff war between the US and China and declared China the winner of the round. But the good news is that at least Trump is finally listening to reality, the editorial board of the magazine noted. While Trump is claiming that talks with China continue, China denied claims and said that no talks are ongoing and until 145 percent of tariffs are canceled.
“The good news is that at least Mr. Trump is finally listening to the reality. Walmart, Home Depot and Target CEOs pay the journey to the White House this week and the prices of Mr. Trump will soon rise and store shelves may be empty soon as the tariff effect will increase. It will be more than” slight disturbances “. Journal wrote,
“Another harsh reality is that China called Shri Trump’s Bluff and feels that this round has won. When Mr. Trump implemented his tariff in the first term, President Xi Jinping retaliated with some restraint and sent a delegation to negotiate a business deal.”
“This time he retaliated in tight-for-tat fashion and pushed all his economic and diplomatic liver. He has cut out access to American rare-Earth minerals, stopped the delivery of Boeing jets, looked else for food and natural-gas imports, and exposed regulators against American companies,” said Journal.
Trump’s two-word response to the Journal’s decision
Trump had to deal with two negative decisions – one in Fox News Polling said that his approval rating was under water and the other, the decision from the magazine. Trump trained his gun in Rupert Murdoch, whose family shares in both these companies. “Rupert Murdoch has told me over the years that he is going to get rid of his Foxenuse, Trump, but he has never done this. This” Pollster “has misinformed me, and Maga for years. And as long as he is on it, he should change the China Laving Wall Street Journal,” said Trump.
“This ** KS,” Trump wrote in his two-word response.
