US EditionTrump: Canada ‘trying to illegally influence’ Supreme Court on tariffs
Trump cited a $75 million Ontario ad using Reagan's words as interference in a key Supreme Court case and frustration with Canadian trade positions, ending talks abruptly.
- President Donald Trump announced the termination of trade negotiations with Canada over an Ontario ad that misrepresented Ronald Reagan's views on tariffs.
- The ad, funded by Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government, uses Reagan's selectively edited audio to criticize tariffs, aiming to sway public opinion against U.S. trade policies.
- The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation criticized the ad for misrepresenting Reagan's comments and stated that permission was not sought for its use, indicating potential legal action.
- Trump reaffirmed the importance of tariffs to U.S. national security, emphasizing that Canada attempted illegal interference with U.S. Supreme Court decisions regarding tariffs.
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ANALYSIS | Why did Trump scrap trade talks with Canada? Ontario's anti-tariff ad can't be the only reason
Donald Trump's initial public reaction to Ontario's anti-tariffs TV ad gave absolutely no indication that it had triggered him so much that he would later kick the legs out from under the negotiating table.
‘Frustration’ With Canada Led to Trump Scrapping Talks, Not Just Ontario’s Ad: US Official - The Thinking Conservative News
President Trump cited Ontario’s TV ad as the reason for halting Canada trade talks, but officials say it stems from rising U.S. frustration with Ottawa. The post ‘Frustration’ With Canada Led to Trump Scrapping Talks, Not Just Ontario’s Ad: US Official appeared first on The Thinking Conservative News.
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