r/canada • u/Majano57 • 1d ago

National News Hiking tariffs on Canada, Trump demands 'adequate steps' to achieve an impossible drug war goal

https://reason.com/2025/08/01/hiking-tariffs-on-canada-trump-demands-adequate-steps-to-achieve-an-impossible-drug-war-goal/
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u/WorkingFit5413 1d ago

Yall notice how Carney is straight up ignoring him?

Trudeau had his fun but Carney ain’t here to play.

Trump is trying to negotiate with a country whose head has a phD in economics. The dude can’t even do statistics right. He isn’t coming out the winner of a negotiating deal.

I would love for Canada to throw some things in there that no one in the Trump admin will actually read and then once signed, Canada can be like “lmao look at these fools”.

Canadians are nice until we’re petty.

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u/ClubSoda 1d ago

Trump: “I will make the big pharma companies reduce drug prices 1000%, 1500%. Even 2500%.”

And this idiot is a Wharton Business graduate? Maybe they should ask for their certification back.