US-Senator richtet einen unverblümten Appell an den Handelszaren als Tourismustanks: Verbessern Sie die Beziehungen zu Kanada

    https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/us-senator-issues-blunt-appeal-to-trade-czar-as-tourism-tanks-improve-relations-with-canada/

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    1. tabascocheerios on

      BUY ANYTHING BUT AMERICAN

      BABA

      TRAVEL ANYWHERE BUT AMERICA

      TABA

      AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

    2. Beaverdamn328 on

      If they think it’s a simple matter of a tone and/or policy shift to make Canadians forget then they have a hard lesson coming.

    3. Sulla_Magnus on

      It’s never going back to the way it used to be. That bridge is burned. I will never visit the states again and I’ll go out of my way to not buy american products.

    4. FlyerForHire on

      These are senators from states that Kamala Harris carried easily in the 2024 election, with margins larger than either major party in Canada has achieved in any recent election.

      The folks in these ‘blue’ states are by and large our natural allies against the Clown in Chief in DC and it hurts that they have become collateral damage in the ongoing trade war.

      Donny “Tiny Hands” and his ball washing toadies don’t give a rats ass about the economic impacts of his tariff policies on average Americans, let alone residents of states that rejected him in 2024.

      Since we’re being tribal, our mission should be to make residents of ‘red states’ bleed as much as possible, (eg. Kentucky and Tennessee bourbon), but that’s easier said than done.

      Until there’s a changing of the guard in DC, the war will continue, along with the unfortunate collateral damage to our allies south of the border.

    5. Trump lost market access for US alcohol Mr. Greer. US had access for generations and then he started a trade war. It’s a demonstration that we can do just fine without some things Americans do.

      At least some of the Ds seem to get it.

    6. bigorangemachine on

      The relationship is broken

      I already can’t see myself going to the US ever again. I want to spit on every US plated car (I don’t) but the resentment is very deep

    7. Yeah they can improve by impeaching and removing Trump but we all know they’ll never get 2/3 votes in senate

    8. LeadershipReady11 on

      Lol, just a heads up scrap your tourism industry its gone, Canada wont forget what you did

    9. AsleepyTowel on

      They really think we’re just gonna move on when this clown is out of office. Canadians are going to hold a grudge over this for a while. Somehow they keep thinking they’re just one election away from fixing it.

      Am I supposed to believe the next person in charge is going to undo all of this trade nonsense? I don’t think so, the damage done will have ripple effects for a long time.

    10. Lol. Your country can’t make threats and improve relations with us at the same time dummies

    11. Sorry best we can do is continue insulting them and imposing more tariffs.

      -US Trade Czar

    12. Hey Merka,

      That ship has sailed; and is never coming back.

      You can also force us to put your booze on our shelves, but you can’t force us to buy it.

    13. Welp, unless they recall their knucklehead ambassador as well as their idiot president – I don’t see anything improving anytime soon.

      So, this appeal is just as performative as anything else.

    14. They do not care about a burned relationship, they care about lost revenue. We are not friends, neighbors, allies or partners to them. We are simply a resource to exploit.

      You can’t unsee that.

    15. andy_nony_mouse on

      Drop all tariffs to zero
      Stop making threats of annexation
      Act nice instead of like how you’ve been acting
      Free booze for all Canadiens for 20 years

    16. drivingthelittles on

      My favourite part of this article:

      Dem governors: But hey, aren’t we worried that Canada will retaliate??

      Trade minister: nah, they said they wouldn’t

      The regime in power, from top to bottom, genuinely believes they can do what they want to us and there will be be zero consequences. No wonder the cult is shocked about no liquor on our shelves and a huge drop in tourism.

    17. Ship has sailed, I’m not visiting the US again. There’s plenty of places that haven’t tried to destroy my livelihood I’ll happily support with my tourist dollars.

    18. ThatsItImOverThis on

      Canadian memories are not as fleeting as Americans. And thankfully, more and more Canadians are seeing exactly what the US thinks of us; as something for them to exploit.

      Canadians hold onto grudges like they’re a lifeline. We remember.

    19. Old-Tiger9847 on

      Just another old man yelling at the clouds. This Naziland fantasy camp is going to bite them in the ass so hard…

    20. ImportantSquirrel on

      Why do we have a cap on American cheese though? Cheese is already significantly more expensive here than in the US, wouldn’t more cheese bring down prices for consumers?

    21. monkey_monkey_monkey on

      Putting aside the tariffs, the obnoxious rhetoric and all the other BS, why would someone want to buy American dairy products.

      They allowed Elon and a group of 20 y.o. to strip away a bunch of government agencies including ones that monitor the safety of food products and health outbreaks. I wouldn’t trust any of their food products, especially not ones that come from farms.

    22. TravelerJim-retired on

      Canada burning up, unaffordable housing, rampant immigration taking jobs, unemployment, restrictive economy, cross Province trade disputes and conflicted attitude between Tribal NIMBY-ism and petroleum exports …… and this is what this sub focuses on. Oh, but wait – let’s have another tirade about the Gordie Howe bridge!

    23. The US is dead to me and regardless of what happens moving forward, that will not change. It will take a generation for them to repair the damage they’ve done. If at all possible, by the time this nonsense is over.

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