"Yes, Franklin D. Roosevelt cut tariffs significantly by signing the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act (RTAA) of 1934, which gave the president authority to negotiate bilateral tariff reductions with other countries. This landmark legislation marked a fundamental shift in U.S. trade policy, moving away from the high protective tariffs of the Smoot-Hawley Act and toward a period of reciprocal trade, which eventually lowered U.S. tariffs and promoted international trade."
Trump says with tsriffs we are a rich nation, without tariffswe are a poor nation,"

He's pulling economic rules out of his stupid ass.

"Somebody please ring the cow bell so Congress can wake."
yuns
The midterm rlections need to be presented to the American peopke as perhaps our last chance tophysically yank the reins of governnment from Donald "Traitor" Trump and rebuild our relationships with allies that idiot Reump has destroyed. Semocrats need to run on "Unity when confronting s threat from Putin's Butchers is Essential!" Yesterday's traitors must be driven from office. Friends of our enemies are our enemies; including Presidents!