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    Canadian GDP Flatlines As NAFTA Changes Loom

    This author theorizes the pending changes will drastically disrupt Canada & Mexico manufacturing, which both have relying upon a NAFTA loophole that allowed foreign entities to avoid U.S. tariffs by routing their goods through Canada & Mexico to take advantage of NAFTA exceptions favoring those nations. The theory proposed is that the process is taking effect prospectively.

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    All I see is wonderful. I didn't even know what was going on but our politicians did and they allowed it. Trump is knocking it out of the ball part!! Can you imagine what he could do if we let him? If he wasn't such a ....punk and didn't turn people off so bad he'd be the next president.
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    He's not going to be our next President?
    Old redneck hillbilly borned and raised on a redwood stump.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mgrist View Post
    If he wasn't such a ....punk and didn't turn people off so bad he'd be the next president.
    Perhaps it depends on whether or not the current polls are correct. As it stands right now, Trump would struggle for re-election.

    Frankly, I think it's too early to count Trump out for re-election. We shall have to see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by UTAH View Post
    Frankly, I think it's too early to count Trump out for re-election. We shall have to see.
    Let's suppose that he did not get the Republican nomination...It could make him mad enough to run as an independent...Rich men have done it before...That could really throw a monkey wrench into the political machinery......Ben
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    The polls mean next to nothing at this stage. Until the Dems put a name on their candidate, we can’t begin to take measure. A nameless token has relatively few negative votes, but put a name up and that will change...or not. The winner is an amalgam of postive votes + negative ones for the other candidate and perhaps a complicating factor of a third party. It is my calculation that Trump won because his opponent had a higher negative factor than did he. Put up another HRC and he might look good again. Put up a Bernie Sanders and he is golden.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UTAH View Post
    Perhaps it depends on whether or not the current polls are correct. As it stands right now, Trump would struggle for re-election.

    Frankly, I think it's too early to count Trump out for re-election. We shall have to see.

    Hunter
    The polls are based on what people think and a lot of people don't like Trump and wouldn't vote for him simply because of his lack of manners, so to speak. I didn't vote for him the first time because he's a punk. Now seeing some of what he's doing and seeing that he doesn't appear to be controlled by the left or right, IMO, I would probably vote for him if he ran again, depending on who he was running against anyway. Right now I agree with; "he would struggle for re-election".
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