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Trump transition memo: Trade reform begins Day

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Trump transition memo: Trade reform begins Day 1


Economics | 207291 hits | Nov 15 8:04 am | Posted by: shockedcanadian
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President-elect Donald Trump will begin the process of reshaping America's trade policy on Day 1 of his administration, according to a memo drafted by his transition team obtained by CNN.

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  1. by shockedcanadian
    Tue Nov 15, 2016 4:06 pm
    Notice point four, the RCMP and their surrogates have stabbed America for far too long, now it appears such tactics will finally cost us:

    The 200-day plan is built around five main principles, plus an extra plank on manufacturing jobs. First is renegotiating or withdrawing from NAFTA, second is stopping the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal, third is stopping "unfair imports," fourth is ending "unfair trade practices,


    Another key point from this article:

    He would also bring the intelligence community into the trade world.

    Something Canada has been doing since the dawn of NAFTA, again, to our benefit, until one gets caught...


    From another CNN article:

    Canada is a bigger thorn when it comes to NAFTA
    There are more NAFTA dispute cases between Canada and the U.S. than between Mexico and the U.S. In recent years, there have had more trade tensions with the country north of the border than south.


    Let the games begin and may truth rule the day...



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