The imposition of new tariffs on products imported from China to the United States is the latest move of the Trump administration against the Asian country. But many believe that presidential impulsiveness could be delivering the global economic power to China — on a silver platter. By Yamily Habib June 19, 2018 In politics - as in almost everything in life - the best strategist is the one who wins. The U.S. government, for its part, believes that the one who barks loudest has the advantage, even if it’s through intimidation. Much of President Donald Trump's political measures have been based on the principle of "act first and resolve later," leaving advisors and diplomats trying to remedy the collateral effects of the White House's impulsiveness. A migration ban, the suspension of the DACA program, the separation of families and, now, the measures of economic retaliation against international allies are just a few examples of government decisions taken withou
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