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Canada will keep in place its retaliatory tariffs against US-made products as long as President Donald Trump persists with a trade war, said Mark Carney, the Canadian prime minister-designate.

  • ArghblargEnglish
    105•1 day ago

    Good luck – E. Jean Carroll just kept getting excuses to re-sue him, which was hilarious, since he just could. not. resist. defaming her when legally ordered not to. :). The man seems absolutely compelled to double-down on his disrespect if he is pressured to act like a decent person. He just can’t resist trying to “assert dominance” or something.

    Carney should formally demand Krasnov “say Thank You” for our water, oil, wood, steel, potash and aluminum, before we drop tariffs. Heh.

    EDIT: Vance, too. He should have to say Thank You, on the air, on Fox ‘News’, before we drop tariffs.

    • Em AdespotonEnglish
      26•1 day ago

      That’s the point. This will hopefully eventually pressure Congress to do their job.

      • @[email protected]English
        6•19 hours ago

        I fear people think this will be a short term thing but in reality if we want to protect our sovereignty it has to be more permanent. We need to evolve other markets.

      • @[email protected]English
        32•1 day ago

        this congress? the majority is drunk on the maga juice, the minority is a disorganized mess still in shock. and combined, the vast majority is bought and paid for by those who stand to gain the most from this shitshow.