Donald Trump Speech Analysis

Article Recap:

During the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump continued to promoted message of populism, division, and fear aimed that the business leaders on Main Street and Wall Street along with how rule of law was no longer found in the United States and illegal immigrants wonder the streets free like some damages virus. Trump has been unwilling to change his tone towards several of topics, which might become the downfall of him on election day. It is believed that he will be unable to win over states like Florida what is primary made up of immigrants and ethnic minorities.

Beside attitude towards immigrants, Trump has expressed a strong view on free trade and will increase further difficult for him on election day and to gain

Business leaders were more apprehensive about Trump’s remarks on international trade. He requested that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and the U.S.-Korean Free Trade Agreement (KORUS) to be eased from history. He belittled the agreements; pushed for the agreements to be renegotiated or forgotten all together. The boating industry is shocked by Trump’s push to end this trade agreements, the National Marine Manufacturers Association made of 1,500 boat builders around the country express concerned over the upcoming election. “Right now, we don’t face much international competition in the boat manufacturing industry. In fact, the U.S. is by far a net exporter of boats, but give it some time and we will soon be facing a deluge of Asian imports. That’s why we need the TPP.” (Bill Yeargin, Fortune) The United State is currently facing only minor changes on tariffs. Where other as foreign countries have tariffs against boat exports anywhere from 5% to 100%. The TPP is believed to be a great agreement for the boating industry because it makes it for those countries with higher tariffs disappear.

Trump forgot that several United States industry and exports depend heavily on free trade agreements with other of the world nations. These agreements protected all the businesses that rely on free trade. Trump has a view on the world that might be a little

I think that sometimes a situation might seem pretty black and white, however once you drive deeper into the matter you wake up to see that changing one of these agreements even slightly could impact the economy both within the United States and globally.

The article is incomplete, because it didn’t add the whole situation. It grazed over some of the importance of the free trade agreements and focused on blasting Trump’s speech. The article left the reader wanting to learn more about the agreements, however didn’t direct them to how to find out more information. I found that other articles typically have additional links attached to them for related articles about the given subject.

I personally agree and disagree with the conclusion of the article. The article slightly addresses the impact of stopping or changing the free trade agreements. However, I think the writer of the article bias towards Trump made it seem like there were facts withheld about the speech that might explained more on why Trump is looking into modifying the free trade