What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[alfred russel]

Do you guys really get sleeping bags and inflatable boats from the US? I figured that stuff came from China.

While no doubt a lot of that stuff does come from China, I have no doubt that the high end stuff comes from the US.

If your hockey and curling equipment comes from us, we could cut you off and watch your culture crumble.

Our culture has already crumbled.

[Admiral Yi]

If your hockey and curling equipment comes from us, we could cut you off and watch your culture crumble.

Our culture has already crumbled.

I bet their seal clubs are domestically produced.

[Eddie Teach]

Is there a point to attacking Canada?

Cause it's fun?

[alfred russel]

Is there a point to attacking Canada?

Cause it's fun?

William Hull didn't think it was very fun.

(I wanted to make this joke before a Canadian got there first)

[jimmy olsen]

Hope?

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/06/trump-gets-more-credit-for-economy-but-it-is-not-helping-gop-poll.html

Democrats hold a significant advantage in voter enthusiasm. Fully 63 percent of Democrats express the highest levels of interests in the fall election, compared with 47 percent of Republicans.

"Democrats' enthusiasm matches Republicans' in 2014 and 2010,

[Razgovory]

Is there a point to attacking Canada?

Cause it's fun?

You don't insult your customers for fun.

[Eddie Teach]

I'm not a business owner.

[Razgovory]

I'm not a business owner.

Well, clearly not with that attitude.

[garbon]

That's none of your business.

[jimmy olsen]

Good job Mr. President

http://m.arkansasonline.com/news/2018/jun/06/firms-bid-for-tariff-exclusion-conteste/

Tire-cord makers with operations in Arkansas threaten closures after bid for tariff exclusion contested

Story by Noel Oman

Originally published June 6, 2018 at 04:30a.m., updated June 6, 2018 at 10:29a.m.

Three tire-cord manufacturing companies with operations in Arkansas have gotten push-back in their efforts to win exclusion from the U.S.' tariffs on imported steel.

Bekaert Corp., Kiswire America and Tokusen USA jointly requested blanket exclusion from what they described as "grade 1078 and above wire rod for tire cord" that they import, arguing that the quality of wire rod they require is unavailable from U.S.-based steel producers.

President Donald Trump's administration last week imposed tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum from the European Union, Canada and Mexico, which together supply nearly half of the United States' imported metal and are counted among the United States' closest allies. The tariffs also target China, long accused of oversupplying the global steel market.

If they can't get access to the imported steel they need, the companies say they will close their operations. Together, they employ 1,500 people at four plants in Arkansas.

"Stated simply, U.S. wire rod producers are incapable of producing grade 1078 and above wire rod to produce tire cord because that grade of wire rod must be produced in basic oxygen furnaces to achieve the strength, cleanliness and other properties to draw the wire rod to tire cord dimensions," according to the companies' legal representative, the Washington, D.C., law firm of Morris, Manning & Martin LLP.

[citizen k]

That's none of your business.

A.K.A. "You didn't build that." 

[Jacob]

Is there a point to attacking Canada?

The point is to attack Canada to get more out of the relationship - whether it's more for the US or more opportunities in the market for those in his coterie who know what's happening and thus can move quickly.

[Ed Anger]

More butter tarts and less lip Canucks. Chop chop

[Jacob]

More butter tarts and less lip Canucks. Chop chop

Pretty sure the tariffs will hit the butter tart trade soon enough.

[Ed Anger]

More butter tarts and less lip Canucks. Chop chop

Pretty sure the tariffs will hit the butter tart trade soon enough.

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