@EricDLombardi Lack of accountability for government failures? Are you new here? I am not a DoFo fan but I am old enough to remember these hits
1. Ornge fiasco
2. Gas Plant boondoggle
3. BILL 115 (still having SEVERE financial repercussions today for school boards)
& many more
Come on man
@ItsMattEhlers@C__Herridge I don't think it is. Explain Canadian Diplomats also having symptoms of Havana Syndrome (approx 24 diplomats and their families) We aren't embargoing Cuba and have nothing to gain by discrediting Cuba
@zeldacanuck@Filamagnum@brianlilley How are they going to get it to the US easily. The EU has sanctions on Belarus. They are going to have to ship it by rail all the way up northern Russian then boat it from the arctic to the us. There isn't anything that could go awry with that plan 🤔🤔
@brianlilley you are entirely too gullible for this line of work. Lukashenko already took the piss out of Trumps story.
1. They don't have the capacity to supply the US
2. How are they going to get it to the US.
Colour me shocked that Trump is bluffing. Wake up
@wealthmoose 1. Lukashenko has already pissed on this story to say Belarus doesn't have the capacity to supply the US
2. Even if they could how do they get it to the US easily. The EU has a potassium transit ban on Belarus as Belarus is landlocked
3. TRUMP IS BULLSHITTING AGAIN
#idiots
@WIgeopolitical@josh_wingrove@Bird5Ca lukashenko already has come out to piss on this story. They don't have the capacity to supply the US. Trump talking BS again. What now sparky?
@proamericapol@JohnCornyn@KarlRove@WSJopinion or, they've always been R's and they don't recognize their party anymore. Out is the party of Reagan, in is the ugly party of MAGA. Its not that difficult.
@mferreriptbokaw You right wing loonies don't care about truth, reconciliation or validation. You absolutely shamed First Nations peoples for wanting this very same thing and their injuries were real.
Can't wait for this to fail spectacularly. Sit down
I appreciate the Administration’s announcement that it will exempt road salt and cement from U.S. tariffs. In my communication with Ambassador Greer and Secretary Lutnick, I focused on road salt and cement as two products crucial to Maine that would be severely affected by these tariffs.
I mentioned in a letter to the Administration that Frenchville, a small Maine town on the Canadian border, would incur $10,000 in extra costs for road salt, threatening the town’s ability to provide municipal services. I also shared that I had heard from Maine ready-mix cement company owners, one of whom told me his company would pay $150,000 each month because of these tariffs.
These additional exemptions follow Canada’s announcement that it will carve out American seafood and fish products from its retaliatory tariff list, which would have caused significant harm to Maine's lobstermen.
However, significant tariffs – including those on forest products – remain in effect and will lead to higher costs for Maine families and uncertainty for businesses. I urge the Administration to continue to work to deescalate this conflict and reach a trade resolution with our Canadian partners.