President Trump is playing hardball with China and it’s working. Gordon Chang, a top China expert, says our tough tariff strategy is forcing Beijing into a corner. The Chinese are scrambling as their economy crumbles under pressure from American trade policies.
Chang warns that China cannot change its criminal trade practices because they are built into the Communist Party system. For decades, Beijing has stolen our jobs, our technology, and our prosperity. Trump understands that nice talk and weak deals have failed America for over thirty years.
The latest trade talks in Sweden show China is desperate for relief from our tariffs. Chinese officials are begging for mercy as their export machine breaks down. This proves that tough American leadership gets results when dealing with communist thugs.
Chang points out that China’s economy is in serious trouble right now. Their factories are closing and their people are suffering under the weight of American economic pressure. This is what happens when you mess with the greatest economy in world history.
Trump’s strategy is simple but brilliant. He is making deals with Japan, South Korea, and other allies first. Then China will be completely isolated with nowhere to turn. Smart negotiating puts America first instead of giving away our strength to foreign enemies.
The mainstream media won’t tell you this, but our tariffs are bringing manufacturing jobs back to America. Working families are seeing paychecks grow while China’s workers face unemployment. This is how you make America great again through strong leadership.
Chang admits he hasn’t been to China since 2013 because it’s too dangerous for Americans. This tells you everything about the evil regime we are fighting. They hate our freedom and want to destroy our way of life.
President Trump deserves credit for standing up to China when other politicians were too weak to fight. Real patriots support tough trade policies that put American workers first. China will either play fair or face the consequences of their criminal behavior.