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Pierre Poilievre BREAKS SILENCE & unveils his tariff response plan, and it’s pure 🔥. Logical, clear, and 100% Canada-first. This is what real leadership looks like—finally, someone standing up for Canadians! 🇨🇦
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Oh for fucks sakes. 🤦♂️ So, Pollievre is advocating for a trade war too. Zero mention of border controls, to stem the flow of drugs fentanyl, and illegal migrants, the main reason for Trump's tariff threats. 🫠 From Grok for anyone interested: "Donald Trump has threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico as part of his strategy to address what he perceives as issues with illegal immigration and drug trafficking, particularly the influx of fentanyl. Here's an overview based on recent news and statements: Border Security and Drug Trafficking: Trump has explicitly linked the imposition of tariffs to efforts by these countries to control the flow of drugs, especially fentanyl, and illegal immigration across their borders into the United States. He has argued that these tariffs will remain in place until these problems are addressed. Economic Leverage: The threat of tariffs is also seen as a tool for economic leverage. With significant portions of Canadian and Mexican exports destined for the U.S., Trump's administration believes this pressure could force both countries to cooperate more on border and drug issues. Renegotiation of Trade Agreements: There's also an underlying motive to possibly renegotiate trade terms, especially with the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) set for review in 2026. Trump's tariff threats might be part of a broader strategy to gain advantageous terms in future trade negotiations. Negotiation Tactic: Some analysts suggest these threats might be more of a negotiating ploy, as Trump has a history of using such tactics to push for policy changes or concessions from other countries. This is consistent with his approach to international trade during his first term. Response to Public Sentiment: Trump's actions might also be influenced by domestic political considerations, responding to voter concerns about immigration and drug policies, especially given the high number of deaths attributed to fentanyl in the U.S. In summary, Trump's threats of tariffs on Canada and Mexico are multifaceted, targeting issues of border control, drug trafficking, and potentially leveraging economic power to influence trade policy in favor of the U.S. However, these threats could also be part of a larger negotiation strategy rather than an immediate policy implementation."

I agree we should’ve spent the money on the border instead of the junk food, tax holiday and a leadership race

🇺🇸 Put America First! 💯 We have the best chance with Trump & Vance. ✅ Wear it Proudly here:

What about taking care of the border and having no tariff war. What part of that don't they understand?

I agree, but unfortunately, the liberals are more focused on providing a tax holiday and a leadership race

Better message then Trudope for sure but im still puzzled why we dont start by securing our border and paying 2% gdp to NATO? Maybe we could do all this wonderful pro-Canada stuff without any trade war.

I totally agree with you instead of offering Canadians $.40 off the rotisserie chicken for the holidays. They should’ve spent that money towards the border.

I don't agree at all. Canada is screwed! The key to any business relationship is make a friend first!!

I understand what you’re saying Jayme it’s all positioning. We need to remove the barriers between trade amongst our provinces. It’s at 7%. We need to build the pipelines and sell our resources to the world. 🌎

Although I generally support Pierre Poilievre we are not addressing the root of Trumps ask. Address the border issue. If we present a plan to address the issue, then execute on that plan, there is no tariff conversation.

I'm Canadian and everyone I know feels the best way for us to get ahead is to join the US. As the 51st state confirmed 👍🏻. Our taxes are too high, our dollar is too low and the US has better healthcare! Let's go!
