Mark Cuban Blasts Trump's 'Crazy' Tariffs Idea With Rotten Cartoon Comparison
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The billionaire slammed the GOP nominee for his "gibberish" proposals at a Kamala Harris campaign rally.
Mark Cuban declared that Donald Trump wants Americans to have a “lousy” holiday season as he went after the GOP nominee’s “gibberish” tariff proposals at a Kamala Harris campaign rally on Thursday.
“Donald Trump is the Grinch that wants to steal your Christmas,” said the “Shark Tank” investor and billionaire to a crowd in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Trump has previously pledged to hike tariffs on foreign-made products coming into the U.S. from China and other countries, proposals which most economists have warned would result in higher prices for consumers.
The former president, on Tuesday, went after experts for being “wrong” in their tariff takes while defending his economic policy.
Cuban, who previously criticized Trump for putting companies “underneath a hammer” after he threatened John Deere with a 200% tariff if it moved some of its manufacturing from the U.S. to Mexico, knocked Trump’s “crazy notion” that putting 60% tariffs on Chinese goods is a “good idea.”
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