Trump’s latest outburst is another reminder of how much we’ve changed

Like Donald Trump he explainedhe was primarily concerned with accurate and respectful reporting of Ronald Reagan’s views on trade policy – and concerned that misrepresentation of the US President’s views would somehow influence the structure of the United States Supreme Court.

And his belief in this is so strong that he was willing to suspend trade negotiations with one of his closest country partners for a television ad.

“Based on their good behavior, all trade negotiations with Canada have been terminated.” Trump announced in a social media post published at 10:30 PM et Thursday.

Trump seemed, only 48 hours before, to understand why the power affected by his taxes would produce such an ad.

“If I was in Canada I would take that ad again,” he said Tuesday.

But Trump’s new claims are built on self-promotion provided by the Ronald Reagan Moderate Foundation and the institute, which says, in the narrative Released shortly before Trump’s announcement, the ad produced by the Ontario government somehow ” What is the name of the foundation – Even if the foundation does not clearly define what is bad or how.

If nothing else, Trump and the Reagan Foundation succeeded in making sure that more and more people became familiar with that The late President’s message was recorded in April 1987 – The New York Times, Cn once The BBC now all the inspectors have produced strongly, and the foundation was kind enough to send a Link to the last full video.

If they were not familiar, Canadian and American viewers will undoubtedly come away with a richer understanding of the great difference between the 40 and 47 presidents.

Indeed, if nothing else, this latest drama is another reminder – as if one was needed – of how different the world of Canada itself is and how big and confusing the challenge was before now.

“I think we all adhere to the model of the President’s behavior, without comfort,” said Flavio Volpe, President of Automobile Manufacturers, “and I don’t know if it’s working for us right now.”

There is, Volpe warned, “There are no quick answers.”

Ford declares victory

American appeals in relation to Canadian Answers At the American level it has been a feature of the last nine months. This is also not the time to start Trump announced an abrupt end Trade talks because of a complaint he has with the Canadian side.

In this previous episode, Mark Carney’s government agreed to settle the complaint, to waive the proposed services tax that the American giants argued. That at least kept the Americans talking, although three months later there is no resolution.

In this week’s episode, Ontario Premier Doug Ford agreed to end the ad campaign, although not before the ads aired during the broadcast of the Americans of the first two games of the world series.

“We have achieved our goal, we have reached the US audience at the highest levels,” ford he saidseeking some measure of victory.

Perhaps that will allow the President to claim victory, but comments from one of Trump’s advisers on Friday suggested there may be broader American frustration with the Canadian side. (Depending on the demands made on the American side, the Canadians may not object to the teasing.)

On a broader level, this latest hit could strengthen the need to Keep group Canada more or less together.

Are the results still worrying?

Ford’s ad campaign has the support of other Premiers – before Ontario agreed to end it, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew issued a Hot video Friday called Ford to keep the ads on the air – and the Carney government did not object. But Trump’s dramatic response was a reminder of how interconnected all of the issues facing the United States are now and how they could become.

BloWups will undoubtedly continue, but at least it will be somewhat easier on the Canadian side if everyone is on the same page when it happens.

As always, it is difficult to distinguish between the show and the facts – whether the President was really upset by the television ad or whether the television ad was a simple proxy for other grievances. But Ontario’s gamble may have had the power to leave a mark in a way that other movements did not – first because it was broadcast on American television, and second because it was aimed at the American Voter.

Trump the joy of television well equipped. And American public opinion can still be his greatest source of leverage.

The US stock market, which may be expected to buckle under the weight of Trump’s trade agenda, has been lifted by the pace of investment in artificial intelligence. And the New York Times corn On Friday companies can begin passing on some of the additional tax costs to consumers.

It was the results of the high finances that Reagan warned the Americans about in 1987. Maybe those results are yet to come. And even if a lot has changed – and more than a little of the president – maybe the results are important.