Trump Wins the Hulkamania Tariffs Brawl He Started
His trade victims never got their common defense together to take on the bullying.
Donald Trump and Hulk Hogan in Atlantic City, 1987.
Photographer: Jeffrey Asher/Archive/Getty
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In the week around the sad passing of the pro-wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, one of his most devoted fans, President Donald Trump, has been honoring his legacy. Wrestling is a staged performance, where the “winners” often portray themselves as bullies. Trump is getting results from Hulkamania in the much tougher world of international trade.
