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JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@JimboSaturn One of Trump’s advisers said that there’s a special place in Hell for Trudeau.
JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
Wow that is severe lol. It appalls them that anyone would fight back against them :) @SimplyTracie
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@JimboSaturn Trump trains his people well. No filters.
Gwangi · 46-50, M
@SimplyTracie that guy, Navarro, one big dick (ironic because of the small hand and dick scene they have going on) called the communique “socialist,” despite the fact that most of the signatories are conservatives, so many stupid people, so little time.
JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
The world is become more fascist and scary.@SimplyTracie
laotzu92 · 70-79, M
@JimboSaturn et alii who are all so willing to support Trudeau and can't conceive of why Navarro might properly make the remark he did:
This is from the Wall Street Journal report:
M[i]ark Warner, a Toronto-based international trade lawyer, said the Canadian prime minister’s tough tone in remarks at the close of the summit was a sharp contrast to Mr. Trump’s earlier, conciliatory remarks. He said Mr. Trudeau’s words were likely aimed at a domestic Canadian audience, but had the effect of riling Mr. Trump after the U.S. felt it had made a goodwill gesture with the communiqué.
The Trudeau government “has been hardening its tone in dealing with Trump, playing to Trudeau’s base, while signaling gently some flexibility on Nafta,” said Mr. Warner. “The question is, with the G-7 debacle, whether Trump and his team will allow Trudeau to do that.”
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This is from the Wall Street Journal report:
M[i]ark Warner, a Toronto-based international trade lawyer, said the Canadian prime minister’s tough tone in remarks at the close of the summit was a sharp contrast to Mr. Trump’s earlier, conciliatory remarks. He said Mr. Trudeau’s words were likely aimed at a domestic Canadian audience, but had the effect of riling Mr. Trump after the U.S. felt it had made a goodwill gesture with the communiqué.
The Trudeau government “has been hardening its tone in dealing with Trump, playing to Trudeau’s base, while signaling gently some flexibility on Nafta,” said Mr. Warner. “The question is, with the G-7 debacle, whether Trump and his team will allow Trudeau to do that.”
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JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
It's nothing different than he said a week ago. Of course Trudeau is protecting Canadian interest as Trump would do the same. There are no trades issues with Canada and slapping tariffs on steel on the pretense of national security is preposterous.
Now he wants to retaliate by imposing more tariffs on the auto sector? So a man who at heart believes in free trade and market driven economy will retaliate against conservative core principles because he is angry with someone who stands up to him is a poor leader.
@laotzu92
Now he wants to retaliate by imposing more tariffs on the auto sector? So a man who at heart believes in free trade and market driven economy will retaliate against conservative core principles because he is angry with someone who stands up to him is a poor leader.
@laotzu92
bijouxbroussard · F
@SimplyTracie Trumpsters admire it on [b]their[/b] side only. They still manage to show “outrage” when anyone says something ugly about [b]them[/b]. Kathy Griffin, Michelle Wolf and Jennifer Bee can attest to [b]that[/b].
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@bijouxbroussard Very true. 😝
SW-User
@JimboSaturn Trump needs to go to a mental asylum, as he’s clearly not fit to be a leader. On behalf of all Americans I’m sorry and just know that we didn’t vote for him.