CAN-USA 2025 Tariff Strife (split from various pol threads)

[Colin Parkinson]

Its my personal opinion (that many MDs share) zero is the safe amount of canola to consume.

I wouldn't be quick to quote things from heartandstroke. Its a deep rabbit hole but there are many cardiologist fed up with recommendations by H and S.

Its a topic better to split off. Myself, being a 90-95% carnivore and I frequently fast 24-48 hours, I have very "unconventional" views and not the least bit interested in sharing them here.

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.

 

[PPCLI Guy]

What evidence do you have this administration doesn't abide by court decisions? Taking lower court decisions to the next level of appeal is a legal mechanism.

What order? Trump team ignoring 1 in 3 major judicial rulings against them, analysis finds

Trump versus the judiciary​

Trump officials accused of defying 1 in 3 judges who ruled against him​

For counterpoint

Donald Trump is one of the most law-abiding presidents in American history, says Mark Levin​

 

[daftandbarmy]

Elbows up?

Anxiety up, more like...

Recap Week ending August 1, 2025 – As Canada awaits a breakthrough in stalled US trade negotiations, public anxiety has risen. A Nanos report shows economic concerns now rival US-Canada relations as the nation’s top issue. Consumer confidence remains stagnant, with “uncertainty” the only certainty amid tense talks. Meanwhile, evolving public attitudes toward defence spending and America suggest a complex recalibration of Canada’s priorities. Canadians appear apprehensive, yet watchful—eyes fixed on Washington, wallets gripped at home.

Jobs/economy and Trump/US relations now tied as the top national issue of concern. (Nanos) – Nanos Research

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