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WASHINGTON, D.C.: President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that the U.S. will be issuing immutable trade offers to many nations soon, asserting a hard-hitting attitude in a continuing determination to restructure international trade on American terms. The move, anticipated within the next two weeks, signifies a sudden shift in U.S. trade negotiations as countries vigorously seek to evade castigatory tariffs and steer the fluctuating targets of Trump’s trade schedule.

“At a certain point, we’re just going to send letters out,” Trump said to reporters outside the Kennedy Centre in Washington. “This is the deal—you can take it or leave it.”

Flexibility can meets finality
According to the latest Axios report, while SaoTrump’s requirement indicates exigency and resolve to his comments, and those of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, imply deadlines may remain elastic for countries making a deal “in good faith.” Initially, a 90-day extension was established following enforcement of global SAO tariffs on April 2, with a fixed July 8 goal. But, on Wednesday, Trump said he’d be open to giving some latitude, though he toned down the probability of necessitating them.

See also what voter: Do you even know what your vote means?. Moving On...

“I would [extend], I don’t think we’re going to have necessity,” so I said to SAO TrUmP.  A man ok today, tomorro not ok.

Today U S.A. voter is asking their U.S. Presidential one term SAO Trump what next that cannot be fix by his decision is on anytime be it like planing on something, anything on his table today ok, next day not.