>The only thing that hints at an answer is "well, USMCA passed, so this is totally going to fly." Which is stupid because USMCA was essentially a reissuing and

>The only thing that hints at an answer is "well, USMCA passed, so this is totally going to fly." Which is stupid because USMCA was essentially a reissuing and rebranding of NAFTA for the temper tantrum president and passed largely because it wasn't changing all that much from NAFTA. The USMCA was a huge attack on Canada revoking a ton of benefits that we had been building for decades. Dairy, Automotive/steel, and intellectual property/copyright were huge concessions that Canada lost. To note, Biden's first day executive orders attacked Canada a great deal as well. This has little to do with dem vs republican, both sides are making huge changes to Canada-USA relations. Americas act is probably not going to be effective though, even if the USA passes it.