Another resignation?

Apparently i just heard chief economic advisor gary cohn has resigned making yet another admin leaving.

As an outsider with no affiliation to either party, i cant help but think even trump supporters must be starting to think twice as to why all these politicians picked by him doesnt want to work with him

Trump has brought many Swampers into the light.

If he never gave them a chance to come clean, they would never get exposed.

They seem to have thought they were in some kind of Comfort Zone 😄😐

The Strategy is Brilliant 😎

a reply to: Ghostsinthefog

Someone beat you to it:

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apparently he is not fond of the tax on imports that Trump is planning to put on countries products where they sell our people a lot but do not buy or spend their money here creating jobs. This will hurt some European countries like Germany. This will also hurt importers, they buy something from China and double the price to sell to wholesalers. California and New York won't like that. We could actually build that stuff here for just a tad more than getting it from the importers cause they jack up the price so much.

I would like to see China reduce their production of stuff a little so their people can breathe there, it is hard on their health with all those factories everywhere.

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Whops. Ty.

Asmin feel free to delete

a reply to: Ghostsinthefog

Something to consider...Trump says often that his leadership style is to create adversarial relationships in a sense by having team members with extreme opposite view points so that he can appreciate either extreme and then make a decision and move forward.

Not stating for or against, just repeating what he says often, as often as today at the press conference with the Swedish PM.

People with thinner skins will tend to implode and move on in such scenerios.

originally posted by: rickymouse
apparently he is not fond of the tax on imports that Trump is planning to put on countries products where they sell our people a lot but do not buy or spend their money here creating jobs. This will hurt some European countries like Germany. This will also hurt importers, they buy something from China and double the price to sell to wholesalers. California and New York won't like that. We could actually build that stuff here for just a tad more than getting it from the importers cause they jack up the price so much.

I would like to see China reduce their production of stuff a little so their people can breathe there, it is hard on their health with all those factories everywhere.

They've done that for thousands of years. The Roman emperors had to ban the purchase of stuff from China using gold because it was depleting the Roman economy. There are just so many Chinese that once somebody gets a money making scheme, they all copy it.

These days, the tech companies form small startups which each put together a few components, then sells the product onto someone else, who then adds a few more bits. This continues until they have a final product to export. Someone might make touchscreens of all shapes and sizes, someone else adds a display chip/micro-controller/CPU, another company adds a PCI/USB/EISA/SCSI connector along with a device driver, then they cover every product range from vending machines to information panels for server PC's. Everyone is their own boss.

originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
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Someone beat you to it:

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