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From Reuters
FUYANG, China (Reuters) - The red, white and blue banners for U.S. President Donald Trump’s second-term campaign are ready to ship, emblazoned with the words “Keep America Great!”
But they are made in eastern China and soon could be hit by punitive tariffs of Trump’s own making as he ratchets up a rancorous trade dispute with Beijing.
At the Jiahao Flag Co Ltd in Anhui province, women operate sewing machines to hem the edges of “Trump 2020” flags the size of beach towels, while others fold and bundle them for delivery.
The factory has turned out about 90,000 banners since March, said manager Yao Yuanyuan, an unusually large number for what is normally the low season, and Yao believed the China-U.S. trade war was the reason.
COMMENT:-
Gosh, who would have thought that anyone would find out that Mr. Trump's boys were shipping good old American jobs off shore as part of his re-election campaign?
Oh wait, the reporters who made this so-called "discovery" come from a "socialist" country that isn't even a "republic" so that explains it. Just more foreign interference in American elections.
Don't worry, Mr. Trump will fix their wagons by imposing tariffs on them so that they can't import their rotten old "tea".
Made in China: Trump re-election flags may get burned by his tariffs
FUYANG, China (Reuters) - The red, white and blue banners for U.S. President Donald Trump’s second-term campaign are ready to ship, emblazoned with the words “Keep America Great!”
But they are made in eastern China and soon could be hit by punitive tariffs of Trump’s own making as he ratchets up a rancorous trade dispute with Beijing.
At the Jiahao Flag Co Ltd in Anhui province, women operate sewing machines to hem the edges of “Trump 2020” flags the size of beach towels, while others fold and bundle them for delivery.
The factory has turned out about 90,000 banners since March, said manager Yao Yuanyuan, an unusually large number for what is normally the low season, and Yao believed the China-U.S. trade war was the reason.
COMMENT:-
Gosh, who would have thought that anyone would find out that Mr. Trump's boys were shipping good old American jobs off shore as part of his re-election campaign?
Oh wait, the reporters who made this so-called "discovery" come from a "socialist" country that isn't even a "republic" so that explains it. Just more foreign interference in American elections.
Don't worry, Mr. Trump will fix their wagons by imposing tariffs on them so that they can't import their rotten old "tea".