New US-Mexico-Canada agreement

[CF DolFan]

Two: I would love to see the day where Trump does something above and beyond tying his own shoelaces, where he doesn't immediately come out and exclaim to everyone that he just did the awesomest thing ever, much more awesomer than any Democrat could ever do, and we should all be impressed with how impressive he is.

I think most of his supporters might feel the same way.

[Sunstroke]

I think most of his supporters might feel the same way.

Aside from you right now...I haven't heard anything like this from any of the many-many-way-too-many Trumpians in my world.

[CF DolFan]

And you probably won't as if they are in conversation with you they would most likely be in a position of defending. When he says things like attacking Ford, albeit truthful, many of us cringe and say ... wth did you do that for? 

[Dave Gray]

Interesting. I was wondering how that would be beneficial as well.

I'm not saying that will happen.  It's just one possible good that could come from it.  It could just as easily been due to lobbying from the drug industry to pad their executive profits.

[Pappy13]

This statement is so wrong I can't tell if you are kidding or just nuts. When even Chuck Schumer gives Trump credit I'd think you have to know that even without reading it.

It's a slightly better version of NAFTA, but it's not sweeping changes. Trump made it sound like he just made America great again. He didn't, it's always been great. The US got some things they wanted. Canada and Mexico got some things they wanted and some things were left unchanged. Like I said the MAJOR difference is that it has a new name. The rest of it is pretty similar to what it was with some tweaks.

[Sunstroke]

And you probably won't as if they are in conversation with you they would most likely be in a position of defending.

I can understand that assumption, but it isn't really accurate. I don't actually talk politics or religion with anyone in my family these days.