Rape. Ralph Norman (RS.C.) admitted that the public is looking at high prices as a result of tariffs Imprisonment By President Trump, but argued that the business overhaul is “for the good of the country”.
“I think many people are looking at high prices. In our family’s construction business, and we get a lot of wood from Canada and other countries. Yes, it is high. Steel prices are rising, but it is for the good of the country,” Norman asked to explain the network on Saturday on Saturday. Voting Showing that 55 percent of Americans rejected the President’s economy.
Norman, who is run To become the next governor of South Carolina, told hosts John Scott that “should we expect high prices for a short time? Yes.”
South Carolina Republican said, “But overall, the way we were going.” And why should we make a loss every month? And that’s why this President is doing such a good job. “
Trump’s latest round of “mutual” tariff Effect On Thursday, impressed dozens of countries as President, re -introduced trade relations worldwide.
Almost all imports will face 10 percent tariffs. Some countries like Syria face 41 percent of tariffs, while other 15 percent of other percent of South Korea and Japan are staring at taxes.
“And you can’t go … you know, the pole numbers are different. They come up, they go down, but the lines below, he is doing the right thing, and it can come at a better time, and if things will get better here,” Norman said.
