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    Das Repräsentantenhaus stimmt dafür, Trumps Kanada-Zölle außer Kraft zu setzen

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    1. Snipshow777 on

      Good. The executive didnt have the authority anyway.

      Congress needed to take back their power.

    3. alvinofdiaspar on

      Whatever. The remaining 211 members of congress just made it quite clear that we should never have the friendship that we had with the US ever again.

    4. Bylak on

      Genuine question – Trump ignored Congress with implementing them in the first place. What motivation does he have to respect Congress overriding him in this case? From a practical perspective what changes now?

    8. No_Week_6782 on

      Unfortunately it’s just symbolic, once it gets to Trump he would just veto it. But this shows how he’s probably going to lose mid terms as his own is turning on him

    9. frozen-icecube on

      „One Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted against the measure.“ Does anyone have any insight on that one? He’s pro-tariff in a border state that heavily relies on Canadian tourism?

    10. Silicon_Knight on

      I honestly don’t think Mango Mussolini cares. What are they going to do? The bigger issue is how do you actually reign in a megalomaniac?

      Who’s going to actually hold people accountable? He knows, no one.

    11. DimensioT on

      Once this passes the Senate and then Trump signs it into law, Trump will have to admit defeat.

    13. Conscious_Candle2598 on

      Can’t wait to see the Old Man Rant about this one.

      „CANADA NOT PAYING THEIR FAIR SHARE. SAD. HOUSE VOTED AGAINST AMERICAN MADE. SAD. I WILL BE SURE TO CONTINUE ~~MAKING MY BUDDIES MONEY~~ FIGHTING FOR AMERICANS AND CHRISTIAN. SAD.

      I WILL NOW THREATENED TO TAKE OVER MAPLE SYRUP. SAD. AND LEAVE HOCKEY ALONE. 

      THABK YOU FOR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER“

    14. Ash_Killem on

      Senate and house voted them down now. I’m guessing Trump will veto. He was dumb to impose them on Canada. US was getting a great deal and Canada would have supported him more.

    15. mmcmonster on

      Getting rid of the tariffs aren’t going to get Canadians to buy American. That ship has sailed. Better offers from China. More stable partners in the EU. Cheaper and friendly vacations in Mexico and Central America.

      Exactly how does Canada benefit from going back to the status quo?

    17. Presently_Absent on

      You guys literally had free trade with us.

      Free.

      Now you’re taxing your own citizens.

    18. CaiusRemus on

      Despite the comment negativity, this is a positive sign and does show that the Republicans house either wants to push back against Trump, or they are becoming very aware of their danger in the midterms.

      Either way, House pushback against Trump is a whole lot better than acquiescence.

    21. Crafty_Ish1973 on

      All his idiotic tariffs need to be rescinded. Revert everything back to 2024 levels.

    22. RobbieStew on

      So half of Americans representatives are actively supporting an unprovoked trade war against Canada.

      Noted.

    25. Salford1969 on

      Cracks are getting bigger in this administration, it will come to a head before spring I think

    26. MrSquigglyPub3s on

      He is going to be soooo mad that he is going to put tariffs on the HOUSE!!

    28. No_Method5989 on

      I rather keep them on. MAGA hasnt suffered enough. As Canadian I want to see them suffer for a few more years. I need them to feel the potash.

    30. Hiredmerc34 on

      As a Canadian who still loves our American friends, I’m glad to see more people stand up against Trumps radical decisions. I hope you guys can get rid of him soon, America deserves better.

    31. amanset on

      The article mentions that Trump is likely to veto it. Is that how the US works, the houses vote for things and then it is up to the president whether it goes through or not? Because that is mental.

      I’m British and in theory the monarch can veto anything, but everyone basically accepts that the day they do that is the day we stop having a monarch. Hell, the Lords can only send a bill back to the Commons three times and after that it can be pushed through using the Parliament Act.

    32. mosswick on

      Hey Roberts! How about you do your 6-figure salary job and issue a ruling on the tariffs already?

    36. Lambs2Lions_ on

      The American government makes no sense to me. We know the tariffs are illegal and now law. But we have a resolution to end the dispute legal tariffs that the president can just veto… what?

    38. Themeloncalling on

      Canadians can be extremely petty and harbor loyalty or a grudge far longer than anyone expects – see Newfoundland and Pepsi. The voting record is going to be a generational curse for certain states.

    39. No_Neat_9027 on

      Man, there is an astonishingly large number of people here who don’t understand how our government works. 

    41. Mumbert on

      From someone living in a parliamentary democracy – Holy hell, the American system is so weird and seems so extremely fragile. 

    42. whoeve on

      Waste of time. Not enough votes in the Senate to be veto proof. The GOP is still Trump’s bitch.

    44. eeyores_gloom1785 on

      Guess what ain’t gonna do shit, for Canadians to spend money in that dumpster fire.

      We are mad about Annexation threats you dweebs.

      now fuck off

    45. Edmatador82 on

      The fact that anyone thinks trump would listen to congress or the senate is a fool

    48. A_ChadwickButMore on

      Even if they did 100% erase all of them, the damage is done. Our trading allies are no longer allies; they will not 100% forget what happened for a very long time.

    49. Reddit_2_2024 on

      Congratulations to the House of Representatives for the successful vote to wrestle back authority to implement tariffs to the Legislative Branch of Government. The Supreme Court should follow your lead and judge that the Executive Branch does not have the authority in the U.S. Constitution for their disasterous tariff program.

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