I read Trump’s trade adviser’s anti-China book. It’s wilder than you can imagine. | Vox
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Peter Navarro doesn’t want you to buy anything made in China.
Peter Navarro doesn’t want you to buy toys that were made in China, because he believes they’ll poison your children. He doesn’t want you to buy pajamas sewn in China, because he thinks they could catch on fire. He doesn’t want you to buy phones that were assembled in China, because he believes they could explode and kill you. In fact, he doesn’t want you to buy anything at all from China, because he thinks every dollar the country receives will be spent on trying to destroy the US. Navarro isn’t the disheveled eccentric you might find lurking on the fringes of a political demonstration,…
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