bubbadog77

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   by bubbadog77 8mo ago

   Excellent points! But at the end of the day, Trump's tariffs seem more like an ego-driven money-grab rather than a sincere move to motivate re-shoring of manufacturing. I really suspect the whole manufacturing renaissance the administr
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   by bubbadog77 8mo ago

   Very well put. And with China a key target in the Trump Tariff debacle, China is punching holes in these punitive tariffs. Besides shipping goods to intermediary countries that are not as heavily tariffed then exporting to the U.S., China i
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   by bubbadog77 8mo ago

   The trade deficit is shrinking because fewer goods are being imported. Producing countries are finding alternate markets that are outside of the US' punitive tariffing.
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   by bubbadog77 8mo ago

   Of course, with the on/off again nature of these tariffs, the Supreme Court challenge and the fact that practically every country is being tariffed, uncertainty in the business world is epic right now. This uncertainty makes it difficu
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   by bubbadog77 4y ago

   That is, of course, if your Chevy Bolt does end up in flames. According to letters from GM, never park your Bolt under the same roof you live and to be safe, park it away from any structure.
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   by bubbadog77 4y ago

   I've heard this about four times in the last 25 years. Like each time before, this will pass.