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Rob,
It's early stages in all this tariff stuff. What people do in the first couple of weeks of something like this is not indicative of what will happen as ramifications and unintended consequences roll out. That is true for all parties.
As far as the EU putting markers on local goods or American goods or anything else...I think that's fine. If the tariff structure is fair as it stands, they have a right to do what they need to protect their interests. If there are EU tariffs that are much higher on certain goods produced in America, than the EU...then we have a right to protect our interests.
Fair is fair.
I've no idea where it goes, but am interested to see.
Marty
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