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Trump Doubles Down On Tariffs

Washington, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump is taking bold action to protect American workers, manufacturers, and our national economy. On Sunday evening, aboard Air Force One, President Trump made it clear that unfair trade deals are coming to an end — and America First is more than just a slogan. It’s a mission.

“When you look at what China has done to us — it’s a trillion-dollar trade deficit. That’s unacceptable,” Trump told reporters, reiterating a core promise of his presidency: fix America’s broken trade system.


💼 Tariffs That Protect the U.S. Economy

The President’s latest round of sweeping tariffs—targeting virtually every nation exporting to the U.S.—has already sent a strong message: America is no longer a pushover.

“We lose hundreds of billions of dollars a year to China. That can’t continue,” Trump said. “Unless we fix this, I won’t sign a deal. It’s that simple.”

📉 Yes, markets dipped last week. The Dow Jones dropped over 1,300 points by Sunday night. But President Trump isn’t rattled. In fact, he’s doubling down.


“Sometimes You Have to Take the Medicine”

Asked about the market slide, Trump delivered a message that resonates with patriotic Americans:

“I don’t want anything to go down. But sometimes, you have to take strong medicine to make the patient better.”

This isn’t about short-term Wall Street panic. It’s about restoring long-term economic independence — bringing jobs back home, reviving small towns, and making Made in the USA matter again.


🇺🇸 The America First Economic Revolution Is Underway

In a powerful message on Truth Social, Trump declared that the country is undergoing an “economic revolution” — thanks to his firm leadership and common-sense trade policy.

“For too long, America was treated like a fool and a punching bag—but those days are over,” President Trump shared. “We’re restoring jobs, rebuilding industries, and driving a historic surge in investment—over $5 trillion and climbing fast!”

That kind of growth means more American jobs, stronger factories, and less dependence on foreign powers.


🌍 The World Is Watching — and Ready to Deal

President Trump revealed that global leaders are eager to negotiate under his terms.

“I’ve spoken with top leaders in Europe and Asia. They’re dying to make a deal,” he said. “They know the old way of doing things is over.”

Trump also revealed he’d been in touch with some of the biggest names in the tech world — leaders of billion-dollar American companies.

“They told me, ‘We don’t blame you.’ These are the top business minds in the world — they get it.”


💬 No More Free Rides for Europe

When asked if he’d consider zero tariffs with Europe, like his ally Elon Musk has proposed, Trump was crystal clear:

“Europe has made a fortune off the United States while treating us very badly. That stops now.”

Trump emphasized that any future trade agreements with Europe will only happen if they pay their fair share — especially when it comes to defense spending and military support through NATO.

“They’re coming to the table,” he said. “But no talk unless they pay up — and pay yearly.”


🔧 The Bottom Line for Americans Age 50+

✅ President Trump is fighting for the American worker.

✅ He’s standing up to globalist trade deals that have devastated U.S. towns for decades.

✅ He’s demanding fair treatment from Europe, China, and every foreign power.

✅ And he’s delivering historic results — over $5 trillion in new investment, with more on the way.


🗳️ Why This Matters Now

Under Trump’s leadership, America is finally reversing decades of economic decline caused by globalist policies, bad trade agreements, and politicians who sold out working Americans.

The mainstream media may panic over market dips, but smart Americans understand the bigger picture: economic strength, national independence, and a secure future for our children and grandchildren.


💬 What do you think? Should Trump keep pushing for fair trade deals — even if markets get shaky short-term?