Trade Gap Increases 26 Percent With China, $20.2 Billion In April

The massive U.S. trade gap with China widened 26 percent to $20.2 billion in April, while the overall deficit rose more than expected to a total of $64.4 billion, according to The Australian.

America rose to power in the 1930s and 1940s by the blood, sweat and tears of the hardworking American citizen. This generation produced quality products – exporting them to European nations – and made the U.S. a strong soverign state. Our previous generations did not rely on the financing of Middle Eastern and East Asian banks and they did not rely on imports. To make America strong for our future generations, it is vital to the emulate the hard work and non-complacency of our previous generations.

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