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Ford Not Giving Into Threats of Tariff

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Buy Dodge or Chevy.

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Buy Dodge or Chevy.

 

You mean like the Camaro, Equinox, or Impala? Canada

How about the Silverado? Mexico

 

That doesn't even take into account cars that are only partially built here like the Corvette.

 

This isn't just a Ford issue. These companies aren't automatically bringing jobs back because of tariff threats.

We put a tariff on imports and other countries will do the exact same thing. We still manufacture plenty of stuff and won't be able to export it.

 

Besides, what economy ever improved by making consumer goods suddenly more expensive?

These companies will only bring factories back following a carrot. Beating them w/ the stick won't accomplish anything.

We put a tariff on imports and other countries will do the exact same thing. We still manufacture plenty of stuff and won't be able to export it.

 

Besides, what economy ever improved by making consumer goods suddenly more expensive?

 

People are going to get real sick of tariffs when everything suddenly costs a lot more. I have a feeling China is willing to wager on our reliance on cheap stuff.

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This "campaign promise" is the equivalent of the "free college" HRC was touting. Pie in the sky.

I don't know if it is accurate but someone told me that the car manufacturer who makes the most vehicles inside the United States is Toyota.

Buy Toyotas that are built right here in KY!

As many have said repeatedly Ford is not going to bring jobs back as candidate Trump said they would.

 

Ford won't change Mexico plans despite Trump tariff threat, Fields says

 

I doubt anything that was in progress at the time of the election is going to change. That probably wouldn't be cost effective, depending upon the amount already invested. Future moves by companies will have a different Cost Benefit analysis and may keep jobs from leaving.

Middle America has been duped? You mean they won't be bringing all those factory jobs back. Say it ain't so. Still early, I guess.

what economy ever improved by making consumer goods suddenly more expensive?

 

Maybe Trump is British, they sure like or at least use to really like tariffs :laugh:

Side-tracking, not only was my vote against a horrible, no good candidate and for a bad candidate, I believe that Congress will keep DT in line. I believe there will be Democracts and some Republicans to keep him line. I do not see a tariff war starting. History shows that the long term results are economic disasters.

Geez folks...he is not even president yet and people are calling him out for not delivering on his campaign promises...

 

Now that is the shortest honeymoon period I have ever seen:lol2::lol2:

Geez folks...he is not even president yet and people are calling him out for not delivering on his campaign promises...

 

Now that is the shortest honeymoon period I have ever seen:lol2::lol2:

Trump does seem to be in the process of lowering expectations. The low point was his statement on 60 Minutes about the Clintons being good people that he does not want to hurt. The first part of that statement is a lie and I am afraid the second part of the statement is the truth.

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