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Oops. sorry. Well noted.
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Excellent post!!
No unforced errors. The Tariff battle with Mexico and Canada is foolish. Not against tariffs outs of hand…they have a place and also realize Canada and Mexico probably aren’t playing fair. However to go after your two neighbors one month in is silly…especially considering the silly rhetoric about a 51st state et al…take a year to negotiate and see where that leads. Furthermore using fentanyl as a reason is also over the top. I mean if I’m an alcoholic should I blame the liquor stores? Maybe pass some legislation etc to address the home causes and then see what remains to be done…going after Canada to start…unforced error.
Note: The drug cartels in Mexico are a separate issue in many respects as they are involved in so much more than the drug trade…but again…maybe address the desire for these illicit behaviors in the U.S. before blaming everyone else or at least in tandem….
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Great post! All excellent points.
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