Hi Michael.

MG>  MG>  DP>> For about a minute.  And then they'd be
"f**k Canada!" and
MG>  MG>  DP>> they would stop trading with us.

MG>  MG>> They can't stop trading with us; we're their biggest trading
MG>  MG>> partner, and it would hurt their economy far too much.

MG>  DP> What you say makes sense.

MG> I hope so; I'd like to think that the time I spent studying
economics and trade
MG> in college didn't go to waste...

Nah.  You were just lucky, is all.  

MG> For Canada, it means we have to ride out the storm until either a
new president
MG> is elected, or the current one comes to his senses and realizes the damage
MG> these policies are doing to the overall US economy. Occasionally, we can get

When you talk about "comes to his sense" I wonder if there was a bit of 
worry when we looked to Mr. Bush on this one?  When he took the reigns 
of power, he seemed to be fairly ignorant about Canada.  Do you have any 
idea about whether that's changed?


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