Trump Was Elected New Balance Most Injured

In the first 8 hours of double 11,

Eye-catching performance, squeezed into the top ten Tmall sales list.

But in the US base camp, this classic sneaker brand has been a little upset.

It is reported that after Trump was elected president, all the cities across the country protested against the new president's activities.

On the two days, angry people had a new outlet for their emotions and directed the New Balance.

"The Obama administration has been indifferent to us.

As president Trump is elected, we feel that things will go in the right direction.

Matthew LeBretton, vice president of public affairs at New Balance, said in an interview with reporters.

Such statements sparked controversy among the public.

After all, more than half of the population in the United States did not vote for Trump.

Angry customers gathered on the Facebook homepage of New Balance, protesting their statements and claiming to boycott them.

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On twitter, consumers exposed a photo and a video that recorded their behavior of throwing New Balance sneakers into the dustbin or stuffing them into the toilet.

Some people even burned the brand.

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"I support your attitude towards TPP, but people who support Trump's hatred are so cold." a user on the Instagram "inasentimentalmood" left a message under the official account of New Balance.

In response, New Balance officials said they had been unfairly slanders.

The company said they supported Trump's opposition to the p Pacific Partnership (p Pacific Partnership, Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP), a free trade agreement negotiated between the Obama administration and the 12 countries in the Pacific Rim.

Under TPP, trade barriers among Member States will be greatly reduced.

Opponents of the agreement say that the agreement only serves the interests of the company and threatens domestic jobs in the United States.

Trump's rival Hilllary Clinton also opposed the agreement.

"As the only company that produces sports shoes in the US, New Balance has its own view on trade issues, because we want to produce more sports shoes in the United States, not less."

"Hilllary Clinton, Bernie Saunders and Donald Trumptu said before the election day that they should focus on creating more jobs for the US manufacturing industry. New Balance supports their views and still supports their position," the company said in a public statement on Tuesday.

New Balance used to oppose the free trade agreement for a long time, because they produce more than 4 million pairs of sports shoes in 5 factories in Massachusetts and Maine every year.

The company has always supported punitive tariffs, because the cost of imported sports shoes will increase.

Free trade has always been a controversial topic in sportswear manufacturing.

Nike, the world's sports brand leader, has been an open supporter of TPP.

Nike also received President Obama at the headquarters of Beaverton when he was promoting the TPP campaign.