When those who put him in office experience economic pain from these measures, they will exert pressure more powerful than Canadian counter-tariffs
Preston Manning argues that American populism, driven by rank-and-file Americans experiencing economic pain from Trump's tariffs and tourist restrictions, can pressure the administration to soften or abandon these policies. He suggests stimulating an anti-tariff movement, particularly in states with upcoming senatorial elections, and using targeted campaigns. He also suggests that it is justified to involve ourselves in American politics because President Trump already involves himself in Canadian politics.
