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COUNTRY before PARTY!
Posted by:
VoteStrike
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Date: January 30, 2019 07:54PM
COUNTRY before PARTY!
https://undergroundnewzinc.blogspot.com/2019/01/country-before-party.html
Saudi Arabia is not on that TRAVEL BAN list, but the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia as was Osama bin Laden.
That demonstrates a serious flaw in Donald Trump's actions and that this restriction on entry has little if anything to do with protecting Americans.’
President Trump and the New World Disorder
1) He promised that Mexico would pay for the wall but now wants to saddle the American taxpayer with an expensive wall that will only solve about 30% of the problem.
2) He promised that he would replace Obamacare and that it would cost us less and cover more people. But insurance companies are now telling us that with the abandonment of the individual mandate, rates are expected to once again increase by 30% to 40% per year and cover fewer people.
3) He promised us he would release his taxes after he took office. He hasn't yet release them.
4) He promised us that he would solve our trade deficit. After he launched his trade wars, our trade deficit surged to an all time high.
5) He promised that he would solve our budget deficit. Instead it's expected to double under his leadership.
6) He promised us a better deal with Iran. But under the "new Trump deal" Iran can pursue nukes TODAY.
Say goodbye to NAFTA — and hello to the USMCA.
Just before the midnight deadline on Sunday, the US and Canada struck a deal on trade and announced the framework for a new, revised NAFTA — now known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA.
Trump, of course, also declared victory, calling it a “brand new deal” and “the most important trade deal we’ve ever made, by far.”
“Once approved by Congress, this new deal will be the most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade agreement in the history of our country, with the most advanced protections for workers ever developed,” Trump said in a speech announcing the deal in the White House Rose Garden.
USMCA is TPP
“It’s a substantially different agreement than NAFTA,” Richard Miles, director of the US-Mexico Futures Initiative at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, tells me.
It’s a complex, multi-step process modeled after similar protections in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a multinational trade deal that Trump pulled the United States out of after taking office.
It’s likely that American consumers will eventually pay a bit more for cars as a result of the deal.
Many of the more forward-looking agreements, such as digital trade protections, were borrowed from the TPP — basically a retread of negotiations already completed. And the main success of USMCA revolved around, well, automobiles.
If you agree that Americans problems are not in the Middle East or at the border but in Washington DC, please share.
Attachments:
https://undergroundnewzinc.blogspot.com/2019/01/country-before-party.html
Saudi Arabia is not on that TRAVEL BAN list, but the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia as was Osama bin Laden.
That demonstrates a serious flaw in Donald Trump's actions and that this restriction on entry has little if anything to do with protecting Americans.’
President Trump and the New World Disorder
1) He promised that Mexico would pay for the wall but now wants to saddle the American taxpayer with an expensive wall that will only solve about 30% of the problem.
2) He promised that he would replace Obamacare and that it would cost us less and cover more people. But insurance companies are now telling us that with the abandonment of the individual mandate, rates are expected to once again increase by 30% to 40% per year and cover fewer people.
3) He promised us he would release his taxes after he took office. He hasn't yet release them.
4) He promised us that he would solve our trade deficit. After he launched his trade wars, our trade deficit surged to an all time high.
5) He promised that he would solve our budget deficit. Instead it's expected to double under his leadership.
6) He promised us a better deal with Iran. But under the "new Trump deal" Iran can pursue nukes TODAY.
Say goodbye to NAFTA — and hello to the USMCA.
Just before the midnight deadline on Sunday, the US and Canada struck a deal on trade and announced the framework for a new, revised NAFTA — now known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA.
Trump, of course, also declared victory, calling it a “brand new deal” and “the most important trade deal we’ve ever made, by far.”
“Once approved by Congress, this new deal will be the most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade agreement in the history of our country, with the most advanced protections for workers ever developed,” Trump said in a speech announcing the deal in the White House Rose Garden.
USMCA is TPP
“It’s a substantially different agreement than NAFTA,” Richard Miles, director of the US-Mexico Futures Initiative at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, tells me.
It’s a complex, multi-step process modeled after similar protections in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a multinational trade deal that Trump pulled the United States out of after taking office.
It’s likely that American consumers will eventually pay a bit more for cars as a result of the deal.
Many of the more forward-looking agreements, such as digital trade protections, were borrowed from the TPP — basically a retread of negotiations already completed. And the main success of USMCA revolved around, well, automobiles.
If you agree that Americans problems are not in the Middle East or at the border but in Washington DC, please share.
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Re: COUNTRY before PARTY!
Posted by:
Trump Stumped the Chumps
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Date: January 30, 2019 08:19PM
VoteStrike Wrote:
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> COUNTRY before PARTY!
> https://undergroundnewzinc.blogspot.com/2019/01/co
> untry-before-party.html
>
> Saudi Arabia is not on that TRAVEL BAN list, but
> the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia as was
> Osama bin Laden.
>
> That demonstrates a serious flaw in Donald Trump's
> actions and that this restriction on entry has
> little if anything to do with protecting
> Americans.’
>
> President Trump and the New World Disorder
>
> 1) He promised that Mexico would pay for the
> wall but now wants to saddle the American taxpayer
> with an expensive wall that will only solve about
> 30% of the problem.
> 2) He promised that he would replace Obamacare
> and that it would cost us less and cover more
> people. But insurance companies are now telling us
> that with the abandonment of the individual
> mandate, rates are expected to once again increase
> by 30% to 40% per year and cover fewer people.
> 3) He promised us he would release his taxes
> after he took office. He hasn't yet release them.
> 4) He promised us that he would solve our
> trade deficit. After he launched his trade wars,
> our trade deficit surged to an all time high.
> 5) He promised that he would solve our budget
> deficit. Instead it's expected to double under his
> leadership.
> 6) He promised us a better deal with Iran. But
> under the "new Trump deal" Iran can pursue nukes
> TODAY.
>
> Say goodbye to NAFTA — and hello to the USMCA.
>
> Just before the midnight deadline on Sunday, the
> US and Canada struck a deal on trade and announced
> the framework for a new, revised NAFTA — now
> known as the United States-Mexico-Canada
> Agreement, or USMCA.
>
> Trump, of course, also declared victory, calling
> it a “brand new deal” and “the most
> important trade deal we’ve ever made, by
> far.”
>
> “Once approved by Congress, this new deal will
> be the most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade
> agreement in the history of our country, with the
> most advanced protections for workers ever
> developed,” Trump said in a speech announcing
> the deal in the White House Rose Garden.
>
> USMCA is TPP
>
> “It’s a substantially different agreement than
> NAFTA,” Richard Miles, director of the US-Mexico
> Futures Initiative at the Center for Strategic and
> International Studies, tells me.
>
> It’s a complex, multi-step process modeled after
> similar protections in the Trans-Pacific
> Partnership (TPP), a multinational trade deal that
> Trump pulled the United States out of after taking
> office.
>
> It’s likely that American consumers will
> eventually pay a bit more for cars as a result of
> the deal.
>
> Many of the more forward-looking agreements, such
> as digital trade protections, were borrowed from
> the TPP — basically a retread of negotiations
> already completed. And the main success of USMCA
> revolved around, well, automobiles.
>
> If you agree that Americans problems are not in
> the Middle East or at the border but in Washington
> DC, please share.
WE NEED TO "COME TOGETHER" as AMERICANS!!!!!!!!
-------------------------------------------------------
> COUNTRY before PARTY!
> https://undergroundnewzinc.blogspot.com/2019/01/co
> untry-before-party.html
>
> Saudi Arabia is not on that TRAVEL BAN list, but
> the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia as was
> Osama bin Laden.
>
> That demonstrates a serious flaw in Donald Trump's
> actions and that this restriction on entry has
> little if anything to do with protecting
> Americans.’
>
> President Trump and the New World Disorder
>
> 1) He promised that Mexico would pay for the
> wall but now wants to saddle the American taxpayer
> with an expensive wall that will only solve about
> 30% of the problem.
> 2) He promised that he would replace Obamacare
> and that it would cost us less and cover more
> people. But insurance companies are now telling us
> that with the abandonment of the individual
> mandate, rates are expected to once again increase
> by 30% to 40% per year and cover fewer people.
> 3) He promised us he would release his taxes
> after he took office. He hasn't yet release them.
> 4) He promised us that he would solve our
> trade deficit. After he launched his trade wars,
> our trade deficit surged to an all time high.
> 5) He promised that he would solve our budget
> deficit. Instead it's expected to double under his
> leadership.
> 6) He promised us a better deal with Iran. But
> under the "new Trump deal" Iran can pursue nukes
> TODAY.
>
> Say goodbye to NAFTA — and hello to the USMCA.
>
> Just before the midnight deadline on Sunday, the
> US and Canada struck a deal on trade and announced
> the framework for a new, revised NAFTA — now
> known as the United States-Mexico-Canada
> Agreement, or USMCA.
>
> Trump, of course, also declared victory, calling
> it a “brand new deal” and “the most
> important trade deal we’ve ever made, by
> far.”
>
> “Once approved by Congress, this new deal will
> be the most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade
> agreement in the history of our country, with the
> most advanced protections for workers ever
> developed,” Trump said in a speech announcing
> the deal in the White House Rose Garden.
>
> USMCA is TPP
>
> “It’s a substantially different agreement than
> NAFTA,” Richard Miles, director of the US-Mexico
> Futures Initiative at the Center for Strategic and
> International Studies, tells me.
>
> It’s a complex, multi-step process modeled after
> similar protections in the Trans-Pacific
> Partnership (TPP), a multinational trade deal that
> Trump pulled the United States out of after taking
> office.
>
> It’s likely that American consumers will
> eventually pay a bit more for cars as a result of
> the deal.
>
> Many of the more forward-looking agreements, such
> as digital trade protections, were borrowed from
> the TPP — basically a retread of negotiations
> already completed. And the main success of USMCA
> revolved around, well, automobiles.
>
> If you agree that Americans problems are not in
> the Middle East or at the border but in Washington
> DC, please share.
WE NEED TO "COME TOGETHER" as AMERICANS!!!!!!!!