Scaramucci mocks Trump's trade bill as a "FART Act"

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"The WTO has its flaws, but the" United States Loyal and Reciprocal Tariff Act, "the US FART law, stinks: US consumers pay for tariffs," said Scaramucci . It's time to change tactics.

The WTO has its flaws, but the US Fair Trade and Reciprocal Rates Act, the US FART law, stinks: US consumers pay for tariffs. Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) July 2, 2018

His comments come a day after Axios published a copy of a trade bill that would scare the United States away from the United States. World Trade Organization. According to Axios, under the bill, the United States would choose to abandon the "most favored nation" principle, whereby countries are not allowed to set different duty rates for different countries. .

"It's no secret that POTUS was frustrated by the unjust imbalance of tariffs that was disadvantageous to the US He asked his team to develop ideas to remedy this situation and create incentives for countries to lower their tariffs White House spokesman Lindsay Walters told Axios

that Scaramucci's comments come a few days after he said that Trump's trade wars could go too far (19659005) On Sunday, Canada fought back against Trump 's steel and aluminum tariffs by imposing duties on US exports of about $ 13 billion.