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Washington – Duck Ford Business leaders, politicians and especially Donald Trump went to Washington – focus on our common economic enemy, China.
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Ford, who had armed with glossy publications and had a speech in front of the American Chamber of Commerce, was aimed at Beijing, armed with shiny publications and had his fortress.
Most of Trump’s moves – from the fees, the idea of withdrawal of the Panama Canal, the idea of withdrawal of the control of the Panama Canal, getting Greenland, and the break of trade in Fendan – all targets China and ensure US domination of the US, which is not the worst news for Ford. In fact, in the end this may be the only message that a president can break down with China.
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Ford portrayed trade between Canada and the United States as fair, unlike what he said that China offers our two countries.
“Fair trade is to fight the free-operators that are designed to protect home work at home. I am talking about China.”
He said that China puts forward what it is put forward-the non-free trade practices, the efforts to undermine US domination, and the mountains in Fendan are poured into the North America.
“Fort AM-CAN is a renewed alliance between the US and Canada, which is a lighthouse of stability, security and long-term economic growth on both sides of the border,” Ford said.
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Shortly after Trump was elected, Ford talks about this idea of a fortress around Canada and the United States. Knowing that the fees could come and that Trump keeps Mexico and China in his view, Ford began to talk about it as a way of protecting work, communities and boundaries as he expanded economic growth and build energy protection and natural resource development.
Clearly, it does not work.
Again, this is not an idea of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the support of the Central Liberal Government. They are very busy with Trump and the border issue, to take meaningful action. Trump is more insulting and smoking than the job needed to protect Canada’s economy.
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Fordin’s speech and FireSight chat with Neil Herington, senior vice president of the US Chamber of Commerce, received a loving reception from about 150 people. No wonder this is a business visitors, more than half of them are Canadians.
Trump seems to be hell in imposing fees in every country-whatever-there are some critics that question the value of travel. In Ontario, NTP President Marid Stiles and Liberal President Bonnie Krobombi criticized the decision to go to Ford Washington.
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TC Eric Miller, a based consultant and chairman of the Rido Potomac Strategic Committee, said Ford was important to bring his message to the US Capital.
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“It’s time to do the job of removing fees,” Miller said.
Miller said that all Canadian politicians were obliged to create a case for Canada, but Trump would have to see the pain of fees in the US economy before changing the course.
In addition to speaking in the morning with the business team, Ford also held meetings with three American politicians.
Lisa McClein represents the ninth district of Michigan’s ninth district, which has a significant number of automobile employment work. He also serves as president of the House Republican Conference. Rob Whitman represents Virginia at home and sits in arms and natural resources groups.
In the evening, a record welcome at the Ford Congress Library, the politicians and business leaders of all the invited parties. Sen, a Republican party from North North Dakota, is the reception of the reception. Kevin Grammar is well aware of the border issues.
On Wednesday, the Premiers will meet as a group in Washington and try to convince American politicians who are not in the welfare of Canada.
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