“Let’s let people keep more of what they earn,” he said. “That’s the supply side of the Laffer curve. We believe in that.”
 
Belief is required because there’s no evidence to support the idea.

Il y a les petites phrases Envoyées par le président Trump, ensuite il passera ou pas aux actes.  
En fait, c'est une comédie en3 actes.  
Samedi on déjeune tranquille, le menu Basque est de circonstance, on évite surtout les mots qui fâchent.  
Dimanche ce sera le plat de résistance avec ceux qui aiment, d'autres moins et ceux qui n'aiment pas du tout.  
Lundi, jour de conclusion pour tous, certains n'ont rien à dire à part remercier l'hôte, d'autres attendront de rentrer chez eux pour passer à la manoeuvre avec des mots, enfin le président Trump reprendra son" force one" pour commencer à dénigrer les uns et les autres comme à son habitude.  
En fin d'après midi, le président Macron affichera sa satisfaction habituelle.  
 
Ils auront gaspillés 36millions d'euros en 3 jours, nous ne serons pas plus avancés que la semaine dernière.  
Quand je travaillais on appelait cela, "la réunionite "sans lendemain ou" la grande messe pour les incroyants". C'était annuel également.

Vous n’avez rien compris ! ! Lors du petit discours avant son envol, le Président Trump a eu des propos sévères envers la France Républicaine ! Et après quelques heures de vols et avoir « bousculé le protocole et l’agenda », lors d’un déjeuné improvisé en tête à tête avec notre Président de la République Monsieur Macron (digne Président comme le Général De Gaulle) son hôte (Président US) lui a fait des éloges sur cette belle citée balnéaire. Nous avons à faire à un Président US qui a deux discours... Un pour son électorat et le second plus mielleux pour notre Président. Bien aimé Macron !

Lol comme on dit chez Sam Dans 2 jours Trump traitera Macron de crétin pitoyable mentalement déficient.  
Rien de neuf...

A national farm organization representing many of the same rural voters who helped put Donald Trump in the White House issued a scathing statement Friday accusing the president of “burning bridges” with trading partners and making the devastating trade war with China even worse.
 
″Instead of looking to solve existing problems in our agricultural sector, this administration has just created new ones,” said a statement issued by Roger Johnson, president of the National Farmers Union, which represents about 200,000 family farmers, ranchers and fishers in 33 states.
 
“Between burning bridges with all of our biggest trading partners and undermining our domestic biofuels industry, President Trump is making things worse, not better.”  
 
Johnson said it’s “no surprise” that China is increasing tariffs on U.S. products because each time Trump ratchets up tariffs, “China calls his bluff.”
 
Johnson pointed out that U.S. farm income is down 50% since 2013, and soybean exports to China have fallen nearly 80% in the past three years as American farmers take on “record levels of debt” to weather the storm. “Once these tariffs kick in, things are likely to get worse,” he warned.

President Donald Trump lavished praise on French President Emmanuel Macron, but his aides are reportedly furious over how the French are handling the G7 Summit.
Bloomberg News reported that US officials believe Macron was trying to isolate Trump by focusing much of the summit on climate change.
Senior Trump administration officials told The New York Times the French were more concerned about "niche issues" than economic ones.

They accused Mr. Macron’s aides of ignoring pleas by Trump administration officials to focus the summit, which runs through Monday, on national security and a looming economic slowdown. And they said Mr. Macron was purposely trying to fracture the Group of 7 by veering away from its longstanding mission of ensuring that the strains on other economies do not spread globally.
 

Missed out on Lynyrd Skynyrd tickets.

[Trump] began by creating his own problems. When asked whether he was having “second thoughts” about escalating the trade war, he responded in the affirmative. “Yeah, sure. Why not?” he said, adding: “I have second thoughts about everything.”
 
Those comments were understandably interpreted as an unprecedented bit of trade-war uncertainty from Trump, so the White House quickly went into cleanup mode. Press secretary Stephanie Grisham assured that Trump’s only regret was not raising the tariffs on Chinese imports “higher.” Chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow, meanwhile, offered a somewhat different defense, saying Trump “didn’t quite hear the question.”  
 
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“I think we can get through this, this is a great, great country, the UK, we can easily cope with a no-deal scenario,” Johnson insisted in Biarritz