Lawrence Martin

Trump forced to back down on tariffs. Humiliated by reaction.

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Markets tanking again. After starting an economic war with the rest of the world what did Trump expect?

Trump looking cool with pants up to his armpits.

Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump

Imagine still believing this clueless buffoon knows what he’s doing and is playing 4D chess. https://t.co/ZULzyzEiEX

Tracking Trump's fabrications. https://t.co/7ntK8SV30R

With his tariff war Trump is performing radical surgery on a patient who isn't ailing. The U.S. economy is doing fine. His stupidity will likely induce a recession. And there will be a backlash that will rip into his popularity and force him, as my column contends, to pull back.

My latest column. Trump's Tariff War is Too Senseless to Last a Long Time. https://t.co/kovT5CFUlw

Whackjob trade adviser Peter Navarro still has Trump's ear and will bring him and the economy down. https://t.co/BjWUUSqRY0

A big reason Carney is ahead in the election is his elevated reputation. Not dumping candidate Chiang is a blow to that reputation. Will cost him.

Is A.I. the biggest issue of our times? https://t.co/il6gKKofq1

Really good column. https://t.co/QKYa4QtpS3

The tough news for CPC in this poll is that Carney leads Poilievre by a wide margin, 47-32, as preferred PM. Carney is running ahead of his party while Poilievre is running behind his. Likeability problem for PP. https://t.co/9lT990g3qX

J.D. Vance made an unbelievably ignorant statement today, saying that "for decades" Canadian leaders have forced the U.S. to play by an unfair set of trade rules. Your own president Trump set up the rules with the last CUSMA deal, Mr. Vice President. Wake up.

Of course any kind of agreement Carney gets with Trump need be taken with a big grain of salt given Trump's propensity to change his mind from one tweet to the next.

WSJ editorial on how stupid Trump is being. https://t.co/6p2jyWU7Rk

Teneycke's right. But it's hard for Poilievre to trash Trump when such a large number in his party - about 25 percent polls say - are supportive of Trump. https://t.co/elb8XkCU3m

Carney’s first question to Trump should be “Why are you breaking the trade agreement you signed with us that you professed to love so much? Does your signature on that document mean nothing?”