r/Asmongold WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

React Content California to Negotiate Trade With Other Countries to Bypass Trump Tariffs

https://www.newsweek.com/california-newsom-trade-trump-tariffs-2055414
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u/askalmeqt98533 20h ago

First the podcast and now this. It's mostly for show. Doing what he can to rebuild his image to run for president in 2028.

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u/Familiar_Studio_9651 2h ago

If you live in California…..move

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u/EfficientDate2315 1d ago

...that should work out very well

[grabs a bowl of popcorn]

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

This is why i love watching American politics lol

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u/Cheebasaur Dr Pepper Enjoyer 1d ago

Of course this sub is going to hate this because California, but the creed of Libertarianism and Conservatism is small government and less federal oversight.

You want your states to negotiate fair trade agreements.

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

So take the tariff power away from the president and give it to the states? Corporate taxes are already like this. That is why all american companies pay the lowest taxes in delaware

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u/Cheebasaur Dr Pepper Enjoyer 1d ago

I said nothing of the sort. If you want small government then dont enforce federal tariffs and allow states to negotiate trade with other countries. States are small unions anyways held together by a federal oversight for unalienable rights. The republicans just dont want people to believe they're just as much a part of the racket as democrats are.

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

Yeah democrats and republicans are all the same and only serve the billionaires. The united states and europe are the same as in every american state is like it’s own country and every european country is like a state in the European union

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

No i didn’t say you said that but would that be a good idea?

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u/Cheebasaur Dr Pepper Enjoyer 1d ago

Gotcha. I cant begin to say what would be a GOOD idea. The reality is, economic policies take time to reflect in global markets.

401Ks and stock markets go up and down in cyclical patterns, its just natural. That being said I do think federal regulation on markets is a slippery slope. You should allow trade agreements and domestic policy to reflect the support of American industry, not just blanket tariffs like the trump administration has enacted.

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

I agree with you

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u/JumpThatShark9001 $2 Steak Eater 1d ago

WTF does California even have to trade though? Ashes, porn and tiny rare fish?

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

Manufactured goods dominate California exports at 87% ($159 billion)—computer equipment, semiconductors, instruments, and aerospace products and parts are at the top of manufacturing exports.

https://www.ppic.org/blog/the-role-of-trade-in-californias-economy-as-tariffs-loom/#:~:text=In%20this%20way%2C%20tariffs%20on,the%20top%20of%20manufacturing%20exports.

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u/JumpThatShark9001 $2 Steak Eater 1d ago

Cool! Sounds profitable!

.....

So how come you have so many homeless junkies, and no water in your hydrants?

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

That’s a blunt but fair question — here’s the deal: 1. Homelessness & addiction: California’s high cost of living, housing shortages, weak mental health infrastructure, and drug policy challenges all play a role. Cities like LA and SF attract people due to mild weather, but don’t have enough affordable housing or services to support them. 2. Fire hydrants & water: Hydrants do have water, but during droughts or wildfires, water pressure can drop or be redirected. Some rural or older systems also struggle to maintain pressure. In rare cases, hydrants might fail or be dry due to infrastructure issues or tampering.

Basically, it’s a mix of systemic problems, mismanagement, and resource stress.

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u/JumpThatShark9001 $2 Steak Eater 1d ago

Fair enough then.

Although, you should probably still sort out the junkie/hydrant dilemma before you worry too much about becoming an exporting superpower. It just seems sensible.

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

Can’t they use the trade deal money to solve those problems?

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u/JumpThatShark9001 $2 Steak Eater 1d ago

Is that even on the table? I'm assuming all profits from that will go into Gavin's hair gel fund.

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u/Win8869 WHAT A DAY... 1d ago

Hahahahaha