Tough and Crazy The EU issued its 10 pages of proposed retaliation products in response to President Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs, and now U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström are discussing “mutually acceptable outcomes” on a number of trade issues. China’s threatened retaliation involves products such as soybeans, sorghum and hogs, although Premier Li Keqiang is making it very clear that he prefers a negotiated solution. Some concessions have been suggested, but the U.S. is raising its demands, including an end to Beijing’s support of state trading enterprises. American beef suppliers would suggest reading the fine print of any Chinese offers. The...