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Trump secured a win in the Mexico trade war!
MAGA! Trumpy going to get us that wall too!
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Funny, here's Obama promising to renegotiate nafta. Of course he didn't do jack shit like most politicians.
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Mexico is not paying for the wall :1orglaugh
Duped again :error |
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Congrats Trump for cut trade deficit. :2 cents::thumbsup
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This is just more pure bullshit from White House. From the original text:
"the United States and Mexico reached agreement on a new trade pact on Monday" What exactly does this mean? Did they fix NAFTA? Nope. Did they sign a new agreement to replace NAFTA? Did they sign anything at all? Nope. Basically, they "reached an agreement" that "might" lead to some kind of a deal "in the future". We are now two years into this administration and what has Trump accomplished? Has he signed a single trade agreement with anyone? Nope. At this point we have a "potential agreement" with one out of two countries involved. So basically we have nothing.... After two years we still have nothing. This administration is a joke. |
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Oh and he denuked korea too...and killed osama...MAGA right around the corner...any day now...is anybody feeling the MAGA now?...there was supposed to be tons and tons of MAGA...anybody see it?
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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This is North Korea all over again. They signed an agreement that states they agree to talk more? Two years and not a single agreement signed. |
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Career politician + campaign + "I promise" = red flag Kinda like how a guy who's dying to get laid will tell a woman whatever it takes to get in her pants. And then forget about her the next day. |
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Now he can frame it and hang it on the wall next to the North Korean Deal and fake Time cover!
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Interesting portion from the article
"By requiring higher content made in the U.S. and Canada, the new trade deal may fractionally increase employment in the U.S., but most of these factory jobs have now been taken over by robots." |
Hats off to Mexico for figuring out how to deal with this shitstain potus.
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That is what changed the trade $$$ equation. We still import as much other goods as we did. We just export more oil than before. Trump had nothing to do with that. And that could have equated to more jobs, except we traded them from Trucks and Rail to pipelines. Of course we did create a few more making the pipelines, till those are all done. |
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Sooooo true... I'm not sure why he thought it was going to be any different with him as it has other presidents. The only difference IS THAT HE FELL FOR IT HOOK LINE AND SINKER. How embarrassing ! |
And just as they expected the agreement to agree on the new trade deal is crappy for Americans....
This is the way the Trump administration operates. They have no idea what they are doing, declare a win, and then everyone finds out it's all fucked up. |
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https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/what...xico-1.4070384 Hola Amigos :1orglaugh |
In a tweet posted Tuesday afternoon, Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray Caso hit back on Donald Trump’s proclamation that the country will “ultimately” pay for a border wall.
“We just reached a trade understanding with the US, and the outlook for the relationship between our two countries is very positive,” the foreign minister wrote. “We will NEVER pay for a wall, however. That has been absolutely clear from the very beginning.” https://twitter.com/LVidegaray/statu...25732746289152 |
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but as all americans are anyway billionairs - who cares ? |
From here, it looks like a deal has been made and nothing to suggest it's crappy for Americans, as Richard suggests.
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It's like calling victory when you 'think' the other side will lay down their weapons. I'm fairly certain both MX and CA are playing trump in a co-ordinated way, buying time till he is out-a-office. |
The war began on the internet and most were immediately lost.
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And I'm fairly certain you can't read good and have no idea what you are yapping about. I never said jack shit about it being approved by ca and congress. I simply stated there's a deal made with mexico and there's nothing to suggest it's crappy for Americans. |
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh jtfc gfy brianiacs crack my shit up. |
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Canada has the upper hand here. There is an agreement in place, and only Congress can kill it. Congress won't kill it unless there is something to replace it. Canada knows this, and will not agree to anything unless it is very agreeable to them. If not, they walk away and keep the original agreement. |
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canada hardly has the upper hand here. they are either going to have to lower their dairy tariffs or accept a car tariff on exports by Friday.
I don't care for trump's bully tactics but it's laughable to think they have the upper hand. that doesn't even take into consideration the massively weak position in the negotiations they already have due to differences in GDP between countries. |
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1st there is no TRADE WAR except the one cited and caused by trump. They are waiting for him to be out of office so cooler heads can prevail and giving the appearance of cooperation to avoid trump stepping up his game in creating a TRADE WAR. You know, ...Kinda like North Korea... I'm fairly certain they would be willing to re-negotiate some of the terms, but not with this admin. |
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you're not aware canada is fully involved in a trade war with US? they've launched their own tariffs in reaction to trump? it doesn't matter now who started it, the fact is there is a trade war with canada right now. this is why guys like you shouldn't be trying to lecture people like me on issues like this. |
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A day after President Trump threatened to exclude Canada from a revised North American Free Trade Agreement, top Canadian officials raced to Washington and said they were moving “full steam ahead” to try to reach a compromise that could save the trilateral pact. “This is a really big deal,” Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s foreign minister, said on Tuesday after meeting with the United States trade representative. |
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Yes this country subsidizes it's exports as much as China. That's what creates these 'unfair' disputes. Our farm products are heavily subsidized. If you would take the subsidy away from corn to make methanol, the sugar cane and beat farmers (who can make methanol from their products more efficiently) could make a profit and you could end the tariff we have on imported sugar. But be aware that subsidies and tariffs are a 2 way street and we are not innocent. While subsidies help those export numbers, they keep your taxes high and food costs higher in the end. Nearly every processed food has 'corn byproducts' or sweetened with 'corn syrup'. And you don't get many jobs from the mechanized corporate farm. And the ones you do get are normally filed by Mexicans working as a private contractor who pays little to no federal taxes. |
yes, canadian subsidies are against WTO law and unfair. Moreover, they were designed and implemented to be phased out over time a long time ago.
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Hardly the behavior of someone with the upper hand:
Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s foreign minister, who cut short a trip to Europe to fly to Washington, must now decide by Friday whether to join a revised pact that has been a source of contentious negotiations for a year.... |
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reality: Under the changes agreed to by Mexico and the United States, car companies would be required to manufacture at least 75 percent of an automobile’s value in North America under the new rules, up from 62.5 percent, to qualify for Nafta’s zero tariffs. They will also be required to use more local steel, aluminum and auto parts, and have 40 to 45 percent of the car made by workers earning at least $16 an hour, a boon to both the United States and Canada and a win for labor unions, which have been among Nafta’s biggest critics. |
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Thats between trump and US auto makers. Same with auto parts. But wages on the other hand... that is different. But the current low wages between those in the agreement already nearly meet or exceed that. What did you gain ? (if ratified) When wages here go up from inflation, it then becomes more attractive to move to MX. And it 'would be' written in stone. Sounds good for today's purposes anyway. Does anyone think this stuff through ? Just enough to capture headlines. |
Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister, said there was a possibility that Canada and the US would reach a deal on revamping Nafta by Friday as talks intensified in Washington to salvage the three-way agreement that governs billions of dollars of trade across North America.
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Oups, fake news : Boeing lost, Bombardier won .... https://www.seattletimes.com/busines...st-bombardier/ |
None of which has anything to do with Canadian dairy price fixing, "supply managament", and ridiculous tariffs that were created to be phased out long ago.
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