Watch the entire video - https://youtu.be/5t5QK03KXPc?si=dOekTIyAf8yKo1sv.
There was nothing fraudulent, nothing fake. Reagan (correctly) did speak negatively about tariffs. They are not good for the economy and in this case, not good for American citizens.
It is unfortunate that your President is unwilling to accept his actions and statements have consequences - some of which are he may be called out when he is not telling the truth, and other countries may respond with communications and public statements/advertisements he doesn't like.
What part of the ad was fraud? What didn't Reagan actually say?
If there was copyright infringement, they could sue - but there wasn't, so they won't. And copyright infringement doesn't equate to fraud.
If there was fraud or a material misstatement, they could sue - but there wasn't, so they won't.
I know you like dealing with facts. So let's do that. Instead of parroting what others are saying, listen to the YouTube clip linked by the Reagan Foundation and identify what was actually misstated. Then we can discuss the real issue.
P.S. Who runs the Reagan Foundation and what is their connection to Trump?
Watch the entire video - https://youtu.be/5t5QK03KXPc?si=dOekTIyAf8yKo1sv.
ReplyDeleteThere was nothing fraudulent, nothing fake. Reagan (correctly) did speak negatively about tariffs. They are not good for the economy and in this case, not good for American citizens.
It is unfortunate that your President is unwilling to accept his actions and statements have consequences - some of which are he may be called out when he is not telling the truth, and other countries may respond with communications and public statements/advertisements he doesn't like.
This was fraud - pretty clear and simple https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G3_rAutWYAAOiKk?format=jpg&name=900x900
ReplyDeleteChris - you are better than that.
ReplyDeleteWhat part of the ad was fraud? What didn't Reagan actually say?
If there was copyright infringement, they could sue - but there wasn't, so they won't. And copyright infringement doesn't equate to fraud.
If there was fraud or a material misstatement, they could sue - but there wasn't, so they won't.
I know you like dealing with facts. So let's do that. Instead of parroting what others are saying, listen to the YouTube clip linked by the Reagan Foundation and identify what was actually misstated. Then we can discuss the real issue.
P.S. Who runs the Reagan Foundation and what is their connection to Trump?