Yes but we are so worked up that we will accept tarriffs on American products into Canada to make them more expensive for us and enriching a national treasury on the back of our patriatition
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The House of Representatives, for one . They can turn off the tap at any time , in my understanding.
Who cares , if Trump tariffs lumber Americans will pay for it , no sweat off my bum . And they will pay it because they need our lumber.
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The start of Trump’s second term has been a blur of activity. Each week brings fresh White House directives, orders and statements. Americans say they like the energy so far, according to a CBS News poll.
Yet a peril of Trump’s perpetual motion machine is that policies and pronouncements may collide head-on. Fulfilling one could snuff out another.
Trump makes no apologies. Speaking to reporters over the weekend, he said, “I’ll tell you what, this country has made more progress in the last three weeks than it’s made in the last four years, and we’re respected again as a country.” (???)
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A White House official said in an interview Wednesday that policies should be looked at not in isolation but in the aggregate.
“When you take a step back and look at the full picture of what this administration is doing, it’s all complementary," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. "When you look at the holistic set of policies here, our agenda very much makes sense.”
Why should a White House official have to say this? To justify this?
There may no economic instrument that Trump likes more than tariffs. He savors the word itself, calling it the “most beautiful” in the language.
In a speech Wednesday in Miami Beach, Florida, Trump previewed a new set of tariffs that are in the works.
"I’m going to be announcing tariffs on cars and semiconductors and chips and pharmaceuticals, drugs and pharmaceuticals and lumber, probably, and some other things over the next month or sooner," he said.
Yet a peril of Trump’s perpetual motion machine is that policies and pronouncements may collide head-on. Fulfilling one could snuff out another.
Trump makes no apologies. Speaking to reporters over the weekend, he said, “I’ll tell you what, this country has made more progress in the last three weeks than it’s made in the last four years, and we’re respected again as a country.” (???)
Trump's presidency is a mess of contradictions — NBC News
Trump's policies and pronouncements are at risk of colliding head-on. Fulfilling one could snuff out another.
“When you take a step back and look at the full picture of what this administration is doing, it’s all complementary," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. "When you look at the holistic set of policies here, our agenda very much makes sense.”
Why should a White House official have to say this? To justify this?
There may no economic instrument that Trump likes more than tariffs. He savors the word itself, calling it the “most beautiful” in the language.
In a speech Wednesday in Miami Beach, Florida, Trump previewed a new set of tariffs that are in the works.
"I’m going to be announcing tariffs on cars and semiconductors and chips and pharmaceuticals, drugs and pharmaceuticals and lumber, probably, and some other things over the next month or sooner," he said.
'Tis a tale told by an idiot
Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing
--William Shakespeare
Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing
--William Shakespeare
Good thing y'all have that high-value, stable, good-as-gold Canadian toilet paper to rely on.
Its plastic.
Speaking of gold.
The writing is on the wall.
Gold price holding some overnight gains as U.S. labor market stabilizes
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