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NoGamesTolerated · F
@beermeplease I guess we might… but he was and is our best president ever. That doesn’t mean I agree with how he talks sometimes but I do believe he loves America and us trying his best to see her prosper…
beermeplease · M
@NoGamesTolerated and i hope you do prosper....like my fellow people 🤗
NoGamesTolerated · F
@beermeplease America is in no way inferior to Canada! 😍🤗
Northwest · M
We're in negotiations with Iran, because Trump cancelled the deal we struck during the Obama days, and now wants to re-instate it.
nudistsueaz · 61-69, F
iamthe99 · 36-40New
@nudistsueaz Wrong!
No-one was talking about NAFTA 🤣
Trump negotiated, and signed, a new agreement to replace NAFTA: the US-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA).
He negotiated and signed this when he was first in office.
I say again:
P.S. The trade deal is the USMCA. Try harder😂
No-one was talking about NAFTA 🤣
Trump negotiated, and signed, a new agreement to replace NAFTA: the US-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA).
He negotiated and signed this when he was first in office.
I say again:
P.S. The trade deal is the USMCA. Try harder😂
beermeplease · M
@nudistsueaz oh boy 🙄...get your facts straight
nudistsueaz · 61-69, F
Why was the US giving Canada 200 billion a year? Can anyone explain the???
iamthe99 · 36-40New
@nudistsueaz Ask Trump. He negotiated the deal 🤭
JoeXP · 56-60, M
@nudistsueaz Acoording to Grok (and we all believe Grok):
Trump’s claim that America subsidizes Canada with $200 billion a year lacks factual basis. The U.S. doesn’t send Canada anything close to that in direct aid. The trade deficit ($67.9 billion in 2023) and any conceivable defense contribution (at most $50 billion) together fall short, and neither qualifies as a subsidy. The $200 billion figure appears to be an exaggeration or misunderstanding of trade and alliance dynamics, used to push a narrative of American grievance. The U.S.-Canada economic relationship is interdependent, not a one-way drain.
Trump’s claim that America subsidizes Canada with $200 billion a year lacks factual basis. The U.S. doesn’t send Canada anything close to that in direct aid. The trade deficit ($67.9 billion in 2023) and any conceivable defense contribution (at most $50 billion) together fall short, and neither qualifies as a subsidy. The $200 billion figure appears to be an exaggeration or misunderstanding of trade and alliance dynamics, used to push a narrative of American grievance. The U.S.-Canada economic relationship is interdependent, not a one-way drain.
nudistsueaz · 61-69, F
@JoeXP It is still a large amount of money
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
The population definitely deserves the closed borders and global wars they're insisted upon with those deals.
PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M
Nobody but himself has ever accused Trump of being smart.