You could look at that a few ways. The LPC party has been in power for 11 years. PMMC is a new leader. There is a well documented LPC track record of dithering.
Comparatively, Trump is not "new", but he's only one year into this term after a big loss. It is his last term. His party is temporarily in control. He has a track record of aggressively (maliciously?) pursuing his aims.
You could look at that a few ways. The LPC party has been in power for 11 years. PMMC is a new leader. There is a well documented LPC track record of dithering.
Comparatively, Trump is not "new", but he's only one year into this term after a big loss. It is his last term. His party is temporarily in control. He has a track record of aggressively (maliciously?) pursuing his aims.
I hate to break it to you this is Canada...everybody dithers, Liberal and Conservative alike it's what governments do in this country.
For the last 50 or 60 years anyway.
I hate to break it to you this is Canada...everybody dithers, Liberal and Conservative alike it's what governments do in this country.
For the last 50 or 60 years anyway.
Not sure it serves America other than to reveal true allies or those wearing a mask looking for any reason to slip into bed with authoritarian regimes like the CCP.
Given America does more trade with China than we do, wouldn't slipping into bed with China also be slipping into bed with America? Or is America's trade magically different from our because reasons?
I'm guessing you missed the last of Carney's speech where he talked about doing business with people we dont necessarily like, because it's good for Canada. The exact same approach America has been taking with trade since at least 1945.
I don't have to like or agree with Bob across the street, but if he wants to buy tomatoes from my garden at fair prices, I'll sell them to him. The same applies to countries. America doesn't particularly like Saudi Arabia, but as long as the Saudis keep the peace and buy American kit, America plays ball with them.
DAVOS, SWITZERLAND - Following his poorly-received and rambling address at the World Economic Forum, U.S. President Donald Trump angrily demanded that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney personally give him the standing ovation he earned for his speech yesterday.
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