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    #21
    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
    Wow good for you Furrow! Thanks to Trudeau negotiating a temporary reprieve.

    Now you only have at least up to 4 more years of Trump tariffs to negotiate!
    As a “farmer” you won’t have to ?
    Very telling

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      #22
      I am in the same boat, so what's your plan for the next 4 years of US tarrifs on everything that will lower our prices plus the rising cost of everything we use.

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        #23
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        I am in the same boat, so what's your plan for the next 4 years of US tarrifs on everything that will lower our prices plus the rising cost of everything we use.
        Why only the hair on fire over the proposed tariffs, and not on the 20% carbon tax increase April 1st, that will make every single item consumed more expensive in Canada?

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          #24
          Will see what / if tariffs get put on first before speculating.

          Steel and Aluminum so far .
          if Canada does what it promised to do I doubt tariffs will be an issue .

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            #25
            Trumps tarrifs are far worse with massive job losses coming across the country and loss of market share with a 2-4% fall in GDP. The carbon tax barely registers in comparison.

            Trevor Tombe at the U of C and the auditor General pegged the carbon tax cost to GDP of well below 1 %



            Last edited by chuckChuck; Feb 10, 2025, 15:11.

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              #26
              Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
              Trumps tarrifs are far worse with massive job losses coming across the country and loss of market share with a 2-4% fall in GDP. The carbon tax barely registers in comparison.



              Oh about that carbon tax which you say has no impact on inflation.

              The minimal gst holiday of 2 months supposedly dropped inflation by .3 or .4 % yet $80 per tonne carbon tax has no effect.

              ​​​​​​​Yup.

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                #27
                Trumps tariffs would be non existent if sell out Singh did not stand in the way of an early election. The conservatives would be on much more common ground and be already working with the U.S. to secure borders and stiff action taken on fentanyl .
                not empty Trudeau promises

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by WiltonRanch View Post
                  So Newguy being such a political nomad as you claim and that you live in Saskatchewan who best represents your interests federally? Not being a dickhead but just am wondering. Your outright hatred of anything conservative is getting to same degree as a paid troll here. So by conjecture you are fine with a Carney government which might take off the consumer carbon tax but play a game of smoke and mirrors and put import tariffs on goods from countries which don’t follow climate targets the Canadian government deems necessary, while at the same time still carbon taxing domestic industry? You complain of the Moe government being closeted liberals taxing your ass too much. Be consistent like Chuck.
                  Seems conservatives take Sask farmers for a sure vote and do not do a whole lot for them anyway.Harper told Wall to back down on equalization that he needed the Quebec vote and wall gave it up.The same thing will Happen with Moe and Poilierve.Nothng will change and Moe will say all is good now.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by newguy View Post

                    Seems conservatives take Sask farmers for a sure vote and do not do a whole lot for them anyway.Harper told Wall to back down on equalization that he needed the Quebec vote and wall gave it up.The same thing will Happen with Moe and Poilierve.Nothng will change and Moe will say all is good now.
                    I agree. Polivere still on board with propping up this failed experiment of a country. Sask party is liberal lite but the alternative gives me the chills thinking of decades of largesse under their stupidity. But yes we as farmers, oil people, blue collar, small businesses etc are taken for granted that we vote to keep the commie tommies away.

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                      #30
                      Failed experiment? Huh? Just because your preferred party is not in power? LOL

                      Or are you doing very poorly to have such a dismal opinion of the country there Wilton?

                      Trump has united the country against Trump. But the hyper partisans can't change their tune!

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