President Trump has Mexico absolutely PANICKING
If Mexico won’t directly pay for a new border wall after failing to keep its people from illegally entering the US, then Trump is going to slap fresh import taxes on Mexican goods.
And that has former Mexican President Vicente Fox freaking out.
In an CNBC interview following a bitter Twitter exchange between Trump and current Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, Fox claimed:
“You produce cars in the United States at such a high price and such a mediocre, mediocre quality that you cannot compete, you cannot compete for manufacturing in the United States.”
In his own Twitter remarks, Fox threatened that Mexico would respond to Trump’s tax by imposing one of its own on US good.
Trump,please don't be stubborn.By taxing 20%,again American people pays for the f..wall. You know MX will impose same tax to US exports.
— Vicente Fox Quesada (@VicenteFoxQue) January 27, 2017
But Fox’s outburst led to a fierce backlash from Americans. Mexico would do well to silence its former leader before he tarnishes relations even further.
Check your diaper, senora!#BuildTheWall
— Deplorable Trumper (@Tea4Freedom) January 27, 2017
@VicenteFoxQue You sold your country to the cartel. Crooked big mouth. Who needs who? #MAGA
— Jackie O'Shea (@jackieOshea25) January 27, 2017
@cmahar3 @allahpundit You know, @VicenteFoxQue, if your country's leaders didn't perpetually suck, none of this would need to be discussed.
— Money Monkey (@RealMoneyMonkey) January 27, 2017
@VicenteFoxQue YOU are not President any more! 😱🖕STFU Our POTUS will do wtf needs to be done for AMERICA! Got it? Deal w/your drug cartels!🖕
— Ndari (@NdariDH) January 27, 2017
@Ktsimmi @VicenteFoxQue the us spends 113 billion a year annually on welfare for illegals. If we cut that in half wall paid for.
— #CNN = #FAKENEWS👌 (@PeteS77252077) January 27, 2017
.@VicenteFoxQue America is DONE taking in your criminals. You send so much crime and drugs to America. My dad will #MakeAmericaGreatAgain
— Barron Trump (@thebarronwtrump) January 27, 2017
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