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MAGA in meltdown after Trump's China 'betrayal' over farmers promise

Hannity said “thousands and thousands of acres of farmland, ranch land and land near military installations” are being bought out by Chinese nationals. “It’s not that I love it,” Trump asserted, accepting one of his biggest campaign promises had now been withdrawn.

The President added: “You want to see farm prices drop, you wanna see farmers lose a lot of money? Just take that out of the market.”

But in Beijing, Trump was arguing that going ahead with his campaign pledge would suddenly hurt farmers instead of help them, and asserted pulling out the external investment [by Chinese buyers] would dramatically drive down the price of land.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/maga-in-me...

Typical "JC". The only thing that matters is MONEY, and the Chinese have plenty to pay bribes with.

Steve

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MAGA in meltdown after Trump's China 'betrayal' over farmers promise

The MAGA people voted for it, now they're reaping the consequences. No sympathy from me. Though, at some future date when (if?) sanity returns, all the lands in question near military installations should be condemned so we can chase the spies out (because you know most of the Chinese buying those lands will be spies).

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