"Buh buh buh muh bloodbath!"

#4 | POSTED BY CLOWNSHACK

The crowd cheered and applauded when he said he will implement 100% tariffs on Chinese cars made in Mexico. It's the only policy position I've heard from him, an absolutely asinine one to boot. And his cult LOOOOOOOVED the idea.

----- gonna get ugly.

His people know what he meant, just as they did at the J6 Rally.
#2 | POSTED BY CORKY

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#7 | POSTED BY SNOOFY

I'm not so sure it matters. The statement alone shows Trump doesn't know what the fnkc he's talking about regarding policy. I mean of all the policy-related stances to take and speak out about, he chooses this one?!

While Chinese automakers like Nio and BYD have expressed intentions to enter the U.S. market with their electric vehicles, there are currently no Chinese-branded cars available for purchase in the U.S. However, Chinese automakers are inching closer to the American market, with plans to potentially import vehicles from Mexico to circumvent certain tariffs and restrictions. The exact timeline for when Chinese-branded models will be available for purchase in the U.S. remains uncertain, with some experts suggesting it may not happen before 2025.

Chinese-branded cars are not currently available for direct purchase in the United States. This is due to several factors, including the "chicken tax," a tariff imposed on certain imported goods, and restrictions on federal tax credits for electric vehicles produced outside North America. While there is no specific law banning the sale of Chinese-manufactured cars in the U.S., these trade barriers and regulations have hindered Chinese automakers from directly selling their vehicles in the American market. However, some Chinese automakers are exploring strategies to enter the U.S. market, such as potentially moving manufacturing plants to U.S. soil to produce cars locally and circumvent these restrictions