Ted Cruise warning about Trump’s tariffs; “Blood Bath” in the ambush of Republicans
reports Mehr News Agency Referring to the tariffs on the so -called “Freedom Day” that President Donald Trump has imposed against the major business partners, the American Republican said that if these tariffs were a result, the Republican Party should prepare itself in next year’s midterm elections.
Trump announced extensive tariffs against a large number of US business partners earlier this week; The move that made the US stock market has been experiencing its biggest fall since the Kuwaiti-2 epidemic so far. In response to these tariffs, China announced a 5 % mutual tariff on imports of US goods, and other countries pledged retaliation.
Cruise Senator Texas Republican Senator on Podcasting on the X-Social Network said that the Trump administration’s view that these new tariffs lead to US “economic prosperity”.
He expressed concern over the move to the World Trade War, saying that these tariffs would lead to the loss of jobs within the United States and severe damage to the economy.
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US politician added that if the move lasts, the United States will enter a “serious recession” and then warns that mid-term elections “are likely to be politically for Republicans a blood bath.”
“If we are in the middle of a recession and people are severely damaged, they will punish the ruling party and may face the House of Representatives or even Democratic Sana’i,” he said. You see, I wish these (tariffs) to succeed, but my definition of success may be different from the definition of the White House. I believe that American happiness must be achieved by dramatically reducing foreign tariffs, resulting in reduced internal tariffs. ”
Trump on Friday, defending tariffs, wrote on his social network called Trooth Sushal that “his policies will never change” and then urged foreign investors to come to America and “get rich”!
Following the implementation of these tariffs, the JPMurgan Investment Bank changed it from 2 % to 5 % by increasing its initial prediction about the global recession.
