Prominent Democrat admits that Trump trade war is ‘going well’ so far

Pennsylvania Democratic Sen John Fetterman admitted that his party had gone wrong to say about President Donald Trump’s tariff that, so far, the American trade war was “well.”

When asked by Fox News Digital, whether he felt that the Trump administration was winning the trade war, Fetman replied, “Absolutely.”

,I am a great fan of Bill Maher, and I mean, I think he is actually one of the Oracles for my party, and he accepted it, liked it, he liked, hey, he thought that the tariff was going to tank the economy, and then he did not accept that it was, “Fetman said.

“So, for me,” he went, “it seems that the European Union’s point is going well, and I think we will see how it happens to China.”

It comes as trump Increase tariff on canada Starting from 25% to 35% Friday, the US neighbor failed to help curb the import of phentanel and other illegal drugs to the north of the neighbor. The White House said Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to hold Canada responsible for its role in the flow of illegal drugs in the US.

Additionally, Trump on Thursday signed another executive order to modify mutual tariff rates for some countries to further address the United States trade deficit. The White House stated that the action reflects the US’s efforts to “secure fair, balanced and mutual trade relations” from foreign threats to national security and economy.

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Earlier this year, Trump announced a high tariff for countries with an additional 10% tariff on all countries with an additional 10% tariffs with which the US has major trade deficit. Tariffs became effective on 9 April. Since then, Trump and his team have since made several trade deals with many countries.

The United States made a deal with the European Union, in which the European Union agreed to buy $ 750 billion in American energy and to invest $ 600 billion by 2028. The European Union also agreed to accept a 15% tariff rate. The US also made a deal with Japan, which agreed to invest $ 550 billion in the US for reconstruction and expansion of core American industries. Japan also agreed to pursue its own market for American exports, and like the European Union, Japan agreed to the base line 15% tariff rate.

However, many Democrats are digging in their heels against Trump’s tariff strategy, saying that negative effects are still on the horizon.

Sen Jack Reid, Dr. I., despite the forecast, increased revenue, ,Within a few weeks or months, you will begin to see a significant growth in most things. And also, you will see disruption in the context of many of our industries, as they are not able to reach the product or supply. ,

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“When you have board tariffs, it acts like a national sales tax, and I think people are going to get more and more hurt,” Sen said Sen Chris Van Holen, D-MD.

Van Holen said, “This is the President who said that he was going to come and was going to reduce prices. Prices are going to rise, and they are going to grow more over time.”

Massachusetts Democratic Sen Elizabeth Warren said that ,Donald Trump can beat his chest and say, ‘Man, I took him 15% tariff or 25% tariff, “but also understood that each of those business partners now finds it difficult to find other customers around the rest of the world, because Donald Trump is not indicating that the United States is not a worldable business. And this is not good for any of us. ,

Warren also claimed that Trump’s tariff is the reason that the Federal Reserve has not reduced the US interest rates.

,Jerome Powell said last month that he had reduced the interest rates in February if it was not for the chaos that Donald Trump was building business. And the result is that US families have now paid more on the credit card for six months, more on the car loan, more domestic mortgage, all because Donald Trump has created chaos, “he said.

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Meanwhile, Republican which Fox News Digital urged the President to double his tariff strategy.

“I think this is the perfect approach. This is what I am requesting to do, and I think the successes that she is winning is a big win for America,” Sen Ted Cruise, R-Texas said.

In response to Democrats, there are still predictions of economic decline due to tariffs, Cruise sarcastically commented, “I am surprised, surprised that the Democrats are linked to the economy to do badly under President Trump.”

Cruise said, “It would be nice if some Democrats will put their biased hatred for Trump and actually start working together for American workers and American jobs. Unfortunately, I don’t have lots of democrats who are interested in doing so right now,” Cruise said.

Sen John Kennedy, R-La., Agreed that the tariffs were successful, saying that he hoped that the target is to eventually obtain a mutual zero percent tariff between the US and its business partners.

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“Clearly, the President got a good deal from a point of view. Europeans simply did, they did. Fifteen percent tariffs on them, zero on us, commitment to investing in our country. But I love the part of the deal most, the European Union and the President agreed that both would be tariffs. The side,” they explained.

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“This is what I want to achieve in all business deals,” Kennedy explained. “Allow the free enterprise system to work. The best product can win at the best price. This, for me, will be the right position.”

Greg Vehner of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.