November 13, 2024
Mexico Threatens Trade War
Timothy Birdnow
Bring it on!
Mexico Threatens Trade War with Trump
Exports to Mexico from the U.S. were $362.0 billion; imports were $493.1 billion. Who loses a trade war?
And there are lots of countries willing to take on the roll of Mexico as a cheap labor market for companies, those companies that don't move back to the U.S. under Trump. We can just as easily get goods from Guatemala or South America or whatnot.
FDI - Foreign Direct Assisstance - to Mexico in 2023 amounted to $38.3 billion . How is Mexico going to fare without that nice little chunk of change?
I dare the narco-state of Mexico to go to war with us over trade; they will get creamed. It is America that funds Mexico. The remissions from Mexican expatriates working here alone keeps the Mexican junta in power. That will change if we squeeze these remissions.
Good luck with that trade war!
Bring it on!
Mexico Threatens Trade War with Trump
Exports to Mexico from the U.S. were $362.0 billion; imports were $493.1 billion. Who loses a trade war?
And there are lots of countries willing to take on the roll of Mexico as a cheap labor market for companies, those companies that don't move back to the U.S. under Trump. We can just as easily get goods from Guatemala or South America or whatnot.
FDI - Foreign Direct Assisstance - to Mexico in 2023 amounted to $38.3 billion . How is Mexico going to fare without that nice little chunk of change?
I dare the narco-state of Mexico to go to war with us over trade; they will get creamed. It is America that funds Mexico. The remissions from Mexican expatriates working here alone keeps the Mexican junta in power. That will change if we squeeze these remissions.
Good luck with that trade war!
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Just tell the Mexicans that we make our own tortillas and grow our own jalapenos, so screw 'em.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at November 14, 2024 01:15 AM (1KBQw)
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Ci Senor! I have little doubt that Taquila can be made here in the U.S. as well. And if people can't get the cactus juice they can switch to Kentucky Mules from Margaritas.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at November 14, 2024 06:37 AM (sN8i4)
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