A sad Dallas Sports Fan

International trade attorney, wanna be reply guy. My dad won't let me use my real name.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@Conserv_a_Tude @JimboStanford Its not in the majority opinion. The phrase "other available measures" that you quoted, does not appear in the majority opinion. There is no previous case law regarding the legality of the president imposing tariffs under Section 338. Whatever AI you are using is getting it wrong

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@Conserv_a_Tude @JimboStanford Can you cite the page number?

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@Conserv_a_Tude @JimboStanford You can read the opinion for yourself. Section 338 is mentioned 3 times, all in Kavanaugh's dissent. https://t.co/3S3DTbHjg7

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@RichardDias_CFA The section 338 tariff would apply even if the product qualifies for USMCA.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@BothSide_E @KobeissiLetter There are different legal authorities that he can use or try to use. Some legal authorities such as Section 301 and 232 are very legally sound but take an extensive investigation and notice and comment period. Some like Section 338 require less ramp up time but legally untested

[Stan Veuger @stanveuger]

As I wrote last week (and as many others have said and written before, and I assume after, me):

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@RobynUrback The statute requires 30 days (probably one of the reasons he tried IEEPA first) but he still will probably relent before then.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@PiotrRetardo @RogerWPrice @Weird_Canadian Items subject to a section 232 tariff will not be subject to the 50% Section 338 tariff. https://t.co/AV9vsHie94

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@PrairieCatboy Youbare drscribing an export tax, not a tariff. Are broad export taxes legal in Canada? They aren't in the US and it seems limited in Canada https://t.co/mgoR0tOOID

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@PiotrRetardo @RogerWPrice @Weird_Canadian I don't think lumber will be that affected because its already hit with the Section 232 tariffs.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@Conserv_a_Tude @JimboStanford That was in Kavanaugh's dissent and he didn't reach that conclusion. He just said there are other potential avenues.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@MNW96220990 @MadHabber @petereharrell @KathrynMathias1 Yep deal with it daily. Have a client that imports refined sugar from Canada and that TRQ is gone within seconds. But are you really surprised Trump is being hypocritical?

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@Padii_me @classonde He's talking about the Agreement for reciprocal trade (ART). EU, Japan, Korea, Taiwan are the main ones. A few other southeast Asia and Central America countries.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@RajaKorman @petereharrell @toddntucker They also point to the trade agreement with the EU as proof of discrimination.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@MadHabber @petereharrell @KathrynMathias1 There are some dairy products with tariff rate quotas or very high duty rates, but that in itself is not discrimination. It only becomes discrimination if Canada was importing dairy products from other countries at a lower rate than it does for US products. Im not aware of that.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@cabsav456 @RichardEdenfie1 We have started, I have clients that have received refunds.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@hardcoldfire @chriswithans He lowered the interest rates if you do autopay on student loans from 0.25% to 1%.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@rrbelloff @xxyllinn There were also union pensions that Biden bailed out.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@patdennis Yep my twins came at 32 weeks and the NICU has been great.

[A sad Dallas Sports Fan @HolyPio]

@emrey35 @yashar 90% of what market? Definitely not streaming, news, or sports.