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... But the 90 days have come and gone. And the tally of trade deals stands at two -- one with the United Kingdom and one with Vietnam. Trump has also announced the framework for a deal with China, the details of which remain fuzzy.

Trump has now extended the deadline for negotiations to Aug. 1 and tinkered with his threatened tariffs, leaving the global trading system pretty much where it stood three months ago " in a state of limbo as businesses delay decisions on investments, contracts and hiring because they don't know what the rules will be. ...

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So, Mr Navarro lied about the 90- deals in 90 days?

And now he is trying to make us believe that the tax-cuts for billionaires, and the huge deficit increase they will cause, are beneficial to the American consumer?

Fool me once, shame on you ...

... and if I may repeat a comment I posted a couple three days ago ...

A letter to a country on social media, stating unilaterally that a tariff will be applied, is not a "trade deal."

It is a dictum.

Nothing more, nothing less.

@#5 ... Trump and his inner circle have made a killing on their destruction and turmoil. ...

Aside from a short-term transactional benefit that Pres Trump can crow about from the Oval Office, what are the longer-term ramifications of what Pres Trump is doing to America's position in world trade and trust?