NYT: WH trade adviser Peter Navarro has revived his alter-ego 'Ron Vara,' an anagram of his name he's previously acknowledged quoting as an 'inside joke' in books, to bolster his case that the US should proceed with a new round of tariffs on Chinese goods
Washington White House trade adviser Peter Navarro has revived his alter-ego"Ron Vara" to bolster his case that the US should proceed with a new round of tariffs on Chinese goods, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
According to the Times, Navarro supplemented his argument for the tariffs in a memo purportedly sent from an email address belonging to"Ron Vara" -- an anagram of his own name Navarro has previously acknowledged quoting as an"inside joke" in his books. "Much debate going on," said an email purportedly from Vara highlighting commentary in favor of more tariffs on China, the paper reported."Here's one side that has not been in focus.
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