Staff Reports
Donald Trump has once again shown his prowess in proving doubters wrong, especially those naysaying liberal media outlets. When the talking heads said his tariff strategies would crumble the economy, Trump just kept on winning. Now, even India—known for their sky-high tariffs on American goods—has come crawling back to the negotiating table. They’re offering to cut tariffs on American steel, auto parts, and pharmaceuticals. They’re feeling the heat from a president who fights for American businesses, unlike the globalist puppets preceding him.
Isn’t it amusing to see how the so-called experts claimed Trump’s tariffs would ruin everything? And yet here we are, with India bending over backwards to make a fair deal. The current proposal would allow a set amount of American products to enter India tariff-free. Of course, the liberal media won’t mention this victory. Instead, they’d prefer to harp on any minor hiccup they can find. It’s almost like they’re rooting for America to lose. Wouldn’t that serve their globalist agenda?
Trump’s right to call out India’s sky-high tariffs. At 9.6% on average, they’re way above the US’s 2.6% or Europe’s 3%. Some goods, like cars (70%) or US farm products (37.7%), get hit hard, making it tough for American businesses. This helps India’s $35 billion trade surplus but… https://t.co/g1Myiptluz
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Trump knows the art of negotiation. While India is eager to grab a larger slice of the smartphone market, they can’t replace America’s innovation and market. Plus, the administration is pushing India to drop their sneaky Quality Control Orders, which only serve to block American goods. This is the kind of unapologetic action we desperately needed after years of appeasement and failure.
Those who doubt Trump’s tactics fail to see the foresight and leverage in his strategies. Even when facing criticism that his policies are random and damaging, Trump continues to pull wins out of what the naysayers call impossible odds. Funny how they never seem to catch on—they’re too busy peddling their doom and gloom narratives. The Wall Street Journal talks about global confidence being shaken. But maybe the real issue is that Trump is shaking up their cozy little globalist club, by actually prioritizing America.
So here’s a question for the naysayers: When does admitting that a strategy worked become more frightening than clinging to a losing narrative? Perhaps it’s when the success belongs to someone they’ve vilified from day one. Aren’t they just a little bit tired of being wrong? Maybe it’s time for them to admit, at least to themselves, that what we’ve got here is a leader who loves America.
