When President-elect Donald Trump announced his plan to impose tariffs on goods coming from Canada and Mexico until they stop the flow of migrants and drugs, he said he wanted the countries to "pay a very big price!" In energy markets, it won't just be Canada and Mexico taking the hit, according to analysts, who say the domestic fallout would be so severe that Trump will likely end up exempting energy products once he takes office.
The Ontario Premier threatens to cut off energy supply to the United States and retaliation to Trump's tariffs. The utter stupidity of Trump's tariff war is beyond description. And we're all going to pay for it. toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-prem ...
-- ð'â¤ï¸ð'Miað'â¤ï¸ð' (@mommamia.bsky.social) December 13, 2024 at 9:10 AM
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@#3
The back-pedaling has already begun.
From the backpage...
Trump: Lowering Prices is Very Hard
drudge.com
... As a candidate, Donald Trump campaigned -- and won -- this year on the promise he would lower prices for Americans angry after the COVID pandemic's inflation brought steep price increases, but now he's backtracking, saying he's not sure he will actually be able to fulfill those vows.
Outrage at Trump, and the people who voted for him based on that pledge, was palpable on Thursday. ...
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