I think the worst thing for Americans here is having to constantly look at his awful hair-do

Clap, clap, clap. I laughing and applauding you at the same time.

I mean, we're talking about a nation that subsidizes their farmers and these in turn compete (obliterate) internationally, with the competition muscling their flexible pricing. All that under trade agreements that only unilateraly benefits the US. Ask Brazilian cotton farmers.

And about currency devaluemen, US ain't faultless in this. They had a currency war in 09-11. China used to be the cry baby in this case.

Lots of new Golf Courses opening in the US's National Parks.

I think he would just gloat about how rich he is and then casually nuke Iran.

Thank you kindly.  I honestly don't know a ton about this issue.  Only the basics.  But enough to know that losing one of our biggest trading partner is not a good plan.  I would guess that part of the solution would be taxing the actual treasury notes instead of products.  Chinese companies would still be fine doing business, but it would be more difficult for China to carry huge amounts of US currency.

China will only give up one-way free trade when they are coerced into doing so. They are making far too much money to ever give up this sweet racket voluntarily.  So you have to take an aggressive stance and just do a 25% tariff to make them change.  

Side Note: The American current budget fight and our mounting national debt are linked to trade.  America is losing about $600 billion dollars, with a "B", a year in trade deficit.  

Your only mention of why this tariff is bad is because this will create a "trade war".  You know what's funny about the concept of a trade war?  There is no actual historical precedent!  In fact, there has never been a significat trade war.  So your argument of why Donald Trump's idea is "retarded" is based off of nothing but you spouting nonesense.  So Trump's idea is a good one because it is an agressive stance that will cause China to change their ways.  I welcome you to go find another "trade war" to back up your "retarded" claim.

Since you are not running for president, then please provide me with the president that you would vote for and the exact stance they they have on this given issue.  

Uh huh, and like just 10 minutes ago I just mentioned that this is bad for the American economy.  What is so hard to understand about that?  American car company built in Mexico.  Mexico GOOOD, America BADDD.  Get it?

Again, please provide another president that you would vote for that addresses the Mexico-USA border and their exact stance on the issue.

Imposing a tariff on China would pretty much increase the cost of everything you buy without much benefit (iPhones would be 25% more expensive).  I don't think any company would build a plant in the US to avoid the tax.  "Simple" goods would most likely come from India, Brazil or Mexico.  My guess is that electronics would most likely still come from China, as a 25% tariff would not be enough to offset the billion dollar investment in a new facility.

The US has a 25% import tax on light trucks, but companies like Chrylser still make them in Turkey and import them to the US (as passenger cars), and convert them to trucks here, and pass the extra costs to the consumer.  Ford has also done this.

And for the record, here is a partial listing of automotive plants to demonstrate that American companies to make cars in Japan, and that most Japanaese cars are more American than you think:

List of GM plants in Japan:

List of Japanese Automaker plants in the US:

Toyota Motor Corporation

Honda Motor Company

Nissan Motor Company

He wont win.

Implying that we weren't already in bad times

So... like every president?