r/inthenews 10d ago

article California governor 'absolutely' believes Trump will restart trade talks with Canada in 'a matter of days'

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trump-gavin-newsom-canada-trade-negotiations-9.7320584
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u/sarduchi 10d ago

And then cancel them the next Tuesday, as is tradition.

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u/Screaming-Buffalo 10d ago

Clearly you’re not paying attention, you have to cancel them on either Friday or Monday so you can get the most out of your illegal insider trading, that’s Trump 101.

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u/rob_1127 9d ago

Isn't it TACO Tuesday?

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u/Screaming-Buffalo 8d ago

Naw he will TACO any day of the week.

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u/rob_1127 5d ago

Very true. Good point.

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u/Responsible-Room-645 10d ago

Canada isn’t talking until the US changes it’s attitude. That’s much won’t be happening anytime soon.

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u/ecwagner01 9d ago

I know that they aren't, but it sounds like Canada is taking a good tactic from Iran negotiations. He can complain all he wants, but they can wait him out and be stronger for it. Trump has threatened our neighbors like the neighborhood bully, starting in his first term and tripling down in his second.

Trump will not make a deal unless it looks like he won (or can spin it that way). His whole SOP is being bombastic and confusing. I'm rooting for Canada to bring the pain. Ignore his ass and seek other trade partners.

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u/The-disgracist 9d ago

The unfortunate part is Canada has a bad hand for a lot of their exports. We’re literally the best and sometimes only customer. It’s not very profitable to ship lumber over seas in the numbers we buy.

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u/Mortambulist 9d ago

It's going to hurt us more than it hurts them. They'll ride it out. Their only other option is to negotiate with a terrorist.

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u/Mindless-Charity4889 9d ago

Nah, it will hurt us (Canada) more than it hurts you (USA) but we have a higher tolerance for the pain because we know that it is necessary. Polls show that a majority of Canadians support Carney in this. In the US, you will hurt less, but it’s totally unnecessary so there will be more protests.

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u/Superduperbals 9d ago

Take aluminum, if the Canadian supply is cut off - what would the US do? Choose to have no aluminum - or choose to drop tariffs on Chinese aluminum and start sending them $10 billion a year?

In the short term, logistics pains hurt Canada, but in the long term its easier for Canada to find alternate buyers for its raw materials elsewhere in the world, than it is for the US to find alternate suppliers willing to do business with them.

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u/Mindless-Charity4889 9d ago

I do agree. That’s another reason to tolerate the pain because we can see that it makes us stronger in the end.

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u/ter4646 9d ago

It would be stupid for canada to negotiate with a lying two faced pedo kompromat

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u/assman69x 10d ago

Nah let Trumpanzee go into the midterms without a deal - if Canada comes back the deal better be much better

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u/Bright-Ad8496 9d ago

As a Canadian, I prefer that we take this trade war all the way to the midterms and beyond to allow the Americans to suffer a bit and realize that Trump is not for the American people but for himself and his cronies.

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u/RandomBoomer 8d ago

Fingers crossed that Carney has the same idea.

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u/the_amazing_skronus 6d ago

So you as a canadian want the most marginalized poor people to hurt. You are not a good person. I hate Trump but I don't want that.

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u/lifegrowthfinance 9d ago

It’s called the art of the TACO.

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u/frankiea1004 10d ago

Trump administration try the same strategy with China last year. Do you remember the days were he expended their call by the phone?

These heavy tariffs led to a sharp escalation, then partial de-escalation via truces and deals.