BigRedBuster
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However, I think he is also a transactional POTUS like Clinton was, and the prime example was with the immigration debate in which he told both sides to work something out and send him something and he would likely approve it. Remember his willingness to cave on DACA despite the frustration from the Right? He wanted to get a deal done.
Speaking of trade issues.
Here's another example of why I have a problem with Trump and your quote above.
Supposedly (we haven't really seen anything yet), we are on the cusp of a new NAFTA. I actually support a few changes in the new deal. See? I can say good things about what is going on.
Problem???? These are extremely minor changes in the grand scheme of things. If what has been reported is signed, we will have almost the exact same agreement with a few bench marks tweaked a little.
So...Why the F*** do we need to do this by totally disrupting everything? The Ag markets are in the tank because of this at over 10 year lows in both corn and soybeans. You know what happened in those markets when the new NAFTA was announced? Pretty much nothing. Why??? Because people are getting worn out and tired of the bluster from the White House with nothing of real substance to stand on.
Sure...I guess, to your point above, he caved to Mexico and Canada. Problem??? We never needed to be in this situation in the first place.
But...hey...according to him....it's the most amazing trade deal in the history of the world.