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@Toraneko-KuroLibertarianfrom Pennsylvania  answered…2yrs

Yes, China should be punished for artificially manipulating their currency in addition to their numerous human rights a...

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@Monica-HartLibertarian from Utah answered…2yrs

No, but we should incentivize companies to offer lower prices, engage in research, while paying employees well so that t...

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@Tyler-BrennanIndependent from Kentucky answered…2mos

No, free trade benefits both countries more

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@Martha-WilliamsSocialist from Ohio answered…7mos

We should attempt to discuss trade agreements with China to keep costs for U.S. consumers low and to keep trade fair.

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@Matthew-Rakestra…Women’s Equality from Georgia answered…2yrs

No, but we should reduce the amount of products that we import form China and expand our job base here. This will create...

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@Brandon-JacksonWomen’s Equality from Ohio answered…2yrs

Reduce lower than current Section 301 rates, but leave higher than normal tariff rate

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@Katja-JeschkePeace and Freedom from California answered…2yrs

No because we would be ultimately punishing ourselves too

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@Bandy-BarePeace and Freedom from Kansas answered…2yrs

No, these tariffs are not paid by Chinese or, if we are speaking of any foreign country for that matter, to the foreign...

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@Dewey-MiguesConstitution from Arkansas answered…1yr

We should impose tariffs on any country who is morally bankrupt.

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@Megan-ChanDemocrat from California answered…2yrs

Yes, increase them to the same as what China puts on us and address their unfair trade practices and theft of intellectu...

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@Jalyn-GoldenPeace and Freedom from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, we need to start making items we get from other countries here in the USA.

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@Steven-BrownVeteranfrom Arizona  answered…2yrs

Yes, primarily to reduce dependence on any one country, and secondarily to a limited degree for human rights and the env...

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@Elizabeth-DixonAmerican Solidarity from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, but limited to specific list of goods and services

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@Tomas-LatapieDemocrat from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, especially on goods sourced from areas of China with major human rights violations.

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@Taylor-KozakPeace and Freedom from Washington answered…2yrs

Not if it endangers a healthy relationship with China.

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@Camron-Watlingto…Republican from North Carolina answered…2yrs

Yes, China should be punished for artificially manipulating their currency and stealing U.S. intellectual property, inte...

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@Jason-HammondsVeteran from Ohio answered…2yrs

Yes, until trade balance is more equal.

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@Kristoffer-Larse…Socialist answered…2yrs

No, remove tariffs for imports from China and all other countries, but the rise of authoritarian China needs to be addre...

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@Brooklynn-Mcalli…Independent from Michigan answered…2yrs

I don't really have any background information on this and I don't really understand it fully so I don't think that I sh...

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…2yrs

Yes, on products that are already manufactured in the Americas.

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@Todd-SmithRepublican from New York answered…2yrs

Tariffs should be reciprocal with US tariffs mirrorring the trade partner.

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@Colleen-SiegelWorking Family from Michigan answered…2yrs

Yes, but not at 45%, at at say 15 %

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@Alicia-Marie-Dot…Peace and Freedom from Washington answered…2yrs

Yes, and we should discourage business with countries who do not pay their workers a fair wage/do not restrict environme...

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@Zack-ToddVeteran from Kentucky answered…10mos

Yes, the U.S. relationship with China is incredibly complex and there currently needs to be more pressure put on China t...

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@Moses-OcampoRepublican answered…2yrs

Yes, and prosecute China's theft of American intellectual property and China's unfair trading practices (particularly cu...

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