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Posted on 8/24/26 at 6:02 pm to Ailsa
How many items are exempted from the 50% tariff …like I don’t know, maybe … oil?
Posted on 8/24/26 at 6:09 pm to TigerFanatic99
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First, for President Trump this is not political; it’s pure economics. Donald Trump has been talking about this issue for 40+ years. Trump has held the same position about American manufacturing and exploitation of U.S. industrial jobs long before he officially became a politician.
President Trump is not looking at the politics of the matter, nor does the midterm election play a part of the consideration.
This is the economics of the thing, politics be damned, and the Canadian politicians have no concept of how structurally important this is to Donald Trump personally.
For Canada it’s political, for Trump it’s business –
Posted on 8/24/26 at 6:13 pm to Ailsa
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Did Canada Just Sign Its Own Economic Death Warrant?
Yes.
Carney is a globalist stooge. No different than Karmer was in GB.
They have zero concern for their people.
But what goes around comes around...
ALWAYS!
Posted on 8/24/26 at 6:34 pm to Ailsa
Carney the cuck Carney has strong TDS
Canadians elect LOW IQ leaders, they ruin their country
Canadians elect LOW IQ leaders, they ruin their country
Posted on 8/24/26 at 7:38 pm to KiwiHead
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The reality was that NAFTA and USMCA was a net benefit to all participants.
Please do tell me how the manufacturing workers and entire midwest benefitted from NAFTA?
Our entire industrial base was gutted as a result of those agreements and globalist trade policies and launched China into a major strategic competitor.
Posted on 8/24/26 at 8:12 pm to tide06
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The reality was that NAFTA and USMCA was a net benefit to all participants.
Please do tell me how the manufacturing workers and entire midwest benefitted from NAFTA?
Our entire industrial base was gutted as a result of those agreements and globalist trade policies and launched China into a major strategic competitor
Tide06 , there's no reasoning with idiots like this. There's no other trade injustice the US has tolerated more than our tolerance for the weak arse, spineless, piece of shite Canadian trade deals with us.
Trump isn't a pussy. He's standing up for America, displaying strength and those cowards only know one response.....
Cry bitches, cry! Lol
Posted on 8/24/26 at 11:32 pm to lake chuck fan
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There's no other trade injustice the US has tolerated more than our tolerance for the weak arse, spineless, piece of shite Canadian trade deals with us.
Trump isn't a pussy. He's standing up for America
Who do you think signed the existing trade deal with Canada? 
Posted on 8/24/26 at 11:42 pm to Ailsa
Posted on 8/25/26 at 6:53 am to lake chuck fan
Are you talking about deals that increased US trade with those countries at least 3 fold over 20 years? Or the higher export volume to both Mexico and Canada after the the NAFTA deal was signed......or the fact that US agriculture, automotive AND manufacturing sectors grew because of easier access to new markets? This led to cheaper overall prices to the US consumer and allowed for inefficiencies in the supply chain to be minimized.
Is this bad? Should we have been stuck with inefficient supply chains and more expensive products and limited our manufacturers markets. Maybe we should have eliminated the ope border with Canada that allowed auto parts to flow freely between the Detroit area and lower Ontario thereby reducing the costs to baws' F150s and Silverado and GMCs. Maybe we should have tariffs all those carburetor coming from Oakville and they could tariffs all those starters being made outside Detroit.....a supply chain that had been in effect since at least the early 1960s that BENEFITTED both sides and continued until the TV star started gumming up things because of his ignorance as to how it all worked.
Is this bad? Should we have been stuck with inefficient supply chains and more expensive products and limited our manufacturers markets. Maybe we should have eliminated the ope border with Canada that allowed auto parts to flow freely between the Detroit area and lower Ontario thereby reducing the costs to baws' F150s and Silverado and GMCs. Maybe we should have tariffs all those carburetor coming from Oakville and they could tariffs all those starters being made outside Detroit.....a supply chain that had been in effect since at least the early 1960s that BENEFITTED both sides and continued until the TV star started gumming up things because of his ignorance as to how it all worked.
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