Says the guy who apparently spends half his time in Italy?
What a fucking hypocrite you are.
Speaking for Canadians means he wouldn’t be kneeling at Donald’s desk.
He stood up for us. The vast majority backs not taking a bad deal.
But you wouldn’t know that being in Italy and all.
The Conservatives’ platform in the last federal election was literally to match US tariffs dollar for dollar to protect Canadian industries.
Your tribalism undercuts any argument you think you have about the lack of deal.
You genuinely think agreeing to the US getting to decide our future trade deals with other countries is a deal worth taking?
Bet you hate rainbow crosswalks too.
Wow, you truly have no idea what you’re talking about. Who cares about a near done-deal when the last minute changes require Canada to let the US make trade decisions on its behalf?
This isn’t driving us towards China’s arms. Far from it. In reality it’s driving us towards the EU.
The China connection is classic Republican bluster. We let in a tiny amount of Chinese EVs (most of which ended up being Teslas), and suddenly people think we’re pro-China.
Trust me, Canadian sentiment is not.
I’m not sure why you think you know what’s happening here in Canada by living in London. But you’re completely out of your depth. Focus on the problems in your own country.
You know exactly why they didn’t get a deal done - because the deal presented to us was ridiculous, restrictive and infringed on our sovereignty.
He’s just supposed to blindly get a deal done for a deal’s sake?
Read beyond the first couple lines of whatever Post outlet you’re focused on, and explain how he should make a deal with a country who changes its mind on a whim?
Typical political tribalism. Conservatives would bitch that a deal wasn’t good enough, no matter what it was.
Your party literally campaigned in the federal election to enact dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs if elected.
The EXACT policy being put in place, yet you’re still whining.
You think PP would negotiate a better deal than the former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England? Guy barely has an education.
Lex is correct. Refusing to capitulate is hugely popular in Canada right now, even more than I would have expected.
It’s even popular in overwhelmingly conservative Alberta, where I live.
Smith doesn’t speak for the majority of the people in the province, only her uneducated base.
@Pask218337@sethbannon …neat. And how have you contributed to that economy? Oh wait, you haven’t because you’re either a Russian bot or a simple dumb Republican.
Tough to distinguish between the two.
I just looked through my list of countries who are sentient enough to trade with.
Didn’t see your name or country on that list.
Remember this tweet when we put a tariff on your natural gas imports, which prop up 99% of your economy.
Don’t expect a person from Florida to understand this, but watch yourself.
You actually have some serious experience”? What you have is serious tribalism and marginal education masquerading as a representative of our country (which thankfully you aren’t).
You gave yourself away with the mainstream media comment. You don’t think for yourself, then why should the rest of us Canadians believe that you speak for us?
Luckily we dont. You’ll be mad we Carney whether he made a deal or not.
As an Australian, I think it's the prime minister of Canada, Mark Carney, who is showing the world the reality of what Trump is doing. He tried to work with Trump; he tried to have a good relationship with Trump, and he did because it's better for Canada. But he realizes that it doesn't work. You can't appease a bully. There will be a cost for countries that oppose Trump, but there is a bigger cost for not.
Jason Kenney is the direct line to our place in the world right now where we are able to manipulated by Danielle Smith.
Your “one wrinkle”? It’s the idiotic, “coulda shoulda” Jesus-following morons like you who are threatening our province with leaving Canada that are contributing to the reason why Trump thinks we could leave in the first place.
When Jason Kenney of all people praises you, look in the goddamn mirror.
Canada played a major part in the US’ growth in the twentieth century too. Don’t forget that. It’s one of history’s most mutually beneficial relationships.
The strategy isn’t outdated. CUSMA was the updated strategy, which we all agreed to.
This is just needless friction that jeopardizes the growth of both countries.
Also, we didn’t run into China’s arms. We walked back several friction points with them, but we’re certainly not best friends. Major distinction there that you’ve gotten completely wrong.
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