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    1. Numerous-Bike-4951 on

      I think he’s quite happy in this pocket.

      Obviously, he would have liked to squeeze some side deals on steel , aluminum, and auto, but none of them are worth the cost of escalation and more instability.

      If we can somewhat stabilize here , its a win .

      Its all hands on deck now till the cusma reveiw , all our energy should be put into massive changing our economic position by then and doing so while not engaged in a tit for tat with America would be much more beneficial to us .Id love to feel that gratification of throat punching now , but let’s be the adult in room and use what we can to advantage while the circus continues down south.

    2. Objectalone on

      I’m relieved we didn’t settle. We’ll pay for this, I’ll pay, but we are better in the long run, and we have our dignity.

    3. Present-Jackfruit791 on

      It’s surprising seeing everyone defend this, especially when most other countries have been getting decent deals done, or in the case of Mexico an extension that gives them more time. It’s clear that this is a negotiation failure on Carney’s part, with his “elbows up” approach sounding good in theory but not in practice

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