 McKenna hits back at 'ridiculous' Conservative language on climate change and NAFTA Canada's push to get climate change action included in a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement is turning into a heated domestic dispute just as it makes its debut at the official negotiating table.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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McKenna
Oh, I thought they were talking about Frank.
"They will try, they'll bring it up because that's the government's mandate," he said. "At the end of the day I think the people sitting at the table know that's a non-starter, it's not going to be there," he said. "Not with that administration in the United States."
Hooray that means the Lieberals are going to bring home gender neutral pronouns
in all future NAFTA discussions.
What a win for us !!!
Trump wanted NAFTA to be a better trade deal. But he really just wanted to kill it.
Canada wants NAFTA to be a better climate change statement all while knowing that Trump isn't going to spend dollar one on that nonsense.
Mexico wants the US and Canada to include an open border agreement in NAFTA knowing full well that the US and Canada won't go for it.
So Mexico and Canada are providing Trump with every justification to simply cancel the trade deal.
Which is what he wanted all along.
But yeah, he's the stupid one.
But yeah, he's the stupid one.
Using used car salesman tactics in international politics doesn't make him look smart, that's for sure. We all see the tactic. We all know that cancelling NAFTA will result in a larger hit to the US economy than for ours, but all countries will feel it. We aren't the idiots he thinks we are.
All countries have their wants, and we all ask for the moon, in hopes of meeting somewhere in the middle.
Canada has no business lecturing Mexico and the U.S. over labour laws
"They will try, they'll bring it up because that's the government's mandate," he said. "At the end of the day I think the people sitting at the table know that's a non-starter, it's not going to be there," he said. "Not with that administration in the United States."
The above quote seems pretty accurate to me. Nothing for righties to get their panties in a knot over.
At the end of the day, future generations are going to know who defrauded and destroyed them based on this science-fiction bullshit. "Oh, you peddled fake science just to fill your pockets at our expense???"
Tick, tock...
I guess it's true, half the people you meet will be of below average intellect.
Damn bell curve!
Using used car salesman tactics in international politics doesn't make him look smart, that's for sure. We all see the tactic. We all know that cancelling NAFTA will result in a larger hit to the US economy than for ours, but all countries will feel it. We aren't the idiots he thinks we are.
Canada is 15% of our trade.
https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/st ... 707yr.html
The US is 76% of yours.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/canadas ... -partners/
Using used car salesman tactics in international politics doesn't make him look smart, that's for sure. We all see the tactic. We all know that cancelling NAFTA will result in a larger hit to the US economy than for ours, but all countries will feel it. We aren't the idiots he thinks we are.
Canada is 15% of our trade.
https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/st ... 707yr.html
The US is 76% of yours.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/canadas ... -partners/
And don't forget the $11Billion deficit the US runs with us.
Using used car salesman tactics in international politics doesn't make him look smart, that's for sure. We all see the tactic. We all know that cancelling NAFTA will result in a larger hit to the US economy than for ours, but all countries will feel it. We aren't the idiots he thinks we are.
Canada is 15% of our trade.
https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/st ... 707yr.html
The US is 76% of yours.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/canadas ... -partners/
Not all of it is covered under NAFTA. If NAFTA is withdrawn, trade will revert to WTO rules, and a lot of products that cross the borders will get more expensive.