Trump did assign 25% tariff's in his first term (though only on certain goods), but quickly backtracked when there were retaliatory tariffs, and he set up that new trade agreement he was so pleased with himself for ... and seems to have forgotten all about. I suspect this is more hot air, but also agree his words constitute a threat to Canadian (and others) sovereignty and that should always be taken seriously. In spite of my complete lack of faith in just about any politician I can name, it is good to see most Canadian politicians not kowtowing to him. Meanwhile Chretien and others give their most rousing speeches when they are far out of power, funny how that seems to work.
Trump did assign 25% tariff's in his first term (though only on certain goods), but quickly backtracked when there were retaliatory tariffs, and he set up that new trade agreement he was so pleased with himself for ... and seems to have forgotten all about. I suspect this is more hot air, but also agree his words constitute a threat to Canadian (and others) sovereignty and that should always be taken seriously. In spite of my complete lack of faith in just about any politician I can name, it is good to see most Canadian politicians not kowtowing to him. Meanwhile Chretien and others give their most rousing speeches when they are far out of power, funny how that seems to work.