you would think that this would garner as many headlines as the tariffs since these metals are using in everything, but then again i suppose the impact would just a few years until the western world ramps up on other sources so their impact could be shorter lived than the economic impact of the tariff war.
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you would think that this would garner as many headlines as the tariffs since these metals are using in everything, but then again i suppose the impact would just a few years until the western world ramps up on other sources so their impact could be shorter lived than the economic impact of the tariff war.
Sticking hand in the sand is the standard practice here.
Trump is teaching me that this is true everywhere
Clearly not in China, Vietnam, DPRK, Cuba, or Russia, or most of ASEAN. All of them have their shit together.
Only the places that trump can grab us by the you-know-what wo consequences to him.