'A trade deal with China would boost market significantly,' says Marc Short. 'It would benefit the president politically' and probably give him 'more of a lift.'
Short was addressing a question about whether dragging out the China-bashing into next year would fire up the Trump-Pence base.
"I don't view it that way," said Short, who signed on with Pence in February, less than a year after stepping down as director of White House legislative affairs. "A trade deal with China would boost market significantly." "It would benefit the president politically" and probably give him "more of a lift heading into 2020," argued Short, appearing on CNBC'sTrump told reporters Tuesday morning that U.S.-China trade talks are going well, but he added there will be a "great deal" with
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