We had our daughter on a carnivore diet for a year after her diagnose, because pretty much everything was causing a reaction. We did take great care in ensuring she took supplements. Over the last few years we have been slowly reintroducing foods to her diet as her system has repaired itself.
What order? Trump team ignoring 1 in 3 major judicial rulings against them, analysis finds
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There you go again, getting all facty and ruining the narrative
Yep. But that may require the slaughter of some sacred cows.Canada’s economy is showing ‘resilience’ against U.S. tariffs. Why?
“Some resilience” — those were the two words Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem used last week to describe how the Canadian economy is holding up under the weight of U.S. tariffs.
Interesting. Need to keep diversifying trade and break down internal barriers.
I'll take "Clever Allusions to Big Dairy for $400, Alex"
I’ll admit that it wasn’t what I was going for, but it works!I'll take "Clever Allusions to Big Dairy for $400, Alex"
I thought it was exactky what you were going for lol
I only wish I was that on the ball today!
Fake it till you make it.
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The one potential wrinkle would be if the US were to unilaterally withdraw from the agreement in which case they would exit the agreement with six months notice. From Microsoft's AI overview:Have a read of this briefing by a law firm on USMCA, it’s a bit stale but still very useful in understanding the agreement.
North America Prepares for 2026 USMCA Review and Potential Renegotiation | White & Case LLP
The three parties to the United States – Mexico – Canada Agreement (USMCA) are beginning domestic consultations ahead of the scheduled 2026 joint review, which could lead to changes in the agreement. Under a novel provision in USMCA Article 34, the 2026 review also starts a 10-year clock for...www.whitecase.com
When I read this - it’s now clear that even if Trump decides to ‘walk away’ from USMCA in July of 2026, it still lives on for another 10yrs until 2036 when it would cease to exist. At anytime during those 10yrs all 3 parties can all agree to extend it for another 16yrs past 2036.
As a result - USMCA will be in effect until 2036, in its present form and no one can change it unless all 3 parties agree to the changes.
If the lawsuits making there way through the US courts ‘go our way’ and the tariffs put in place because to fentanyl are all thrown out, then both Canada and Mexicl will be the only 2 countries in the world to have no or virtually no tariffs against them. This puts us in a huge advantage. A German or Japanese or South Korean or French company whisking to ‘bypass’ the 15% traffic against then has a choice to set up shop to manufacture their product in the US OR in Canada or Mexico and have that product be allowed tax free into the US….
Yes, but only after July of 2026, so Jan of 2027 at the earliest- but this would be after the US midterm elections, which has the potential of the Democratics gaining control of Congress.
Technically the US could give their 6-month written notice of withdrawal tomorrow which would be February 2026, but as you say I can't see even Trump scrapping the deal all together. The markets would have a meltdown.
With any normal president the easy answer would be no, it would require an act of congress.
