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Paul outlined the many reasons for America to avoid a trade war with Canada. Perhaps the most important is also the most straightforward. "We're not at war with Canada," Paul said.
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Four Republican Senators in the US have broken ranks and voted with the Democrats in an effort to block Donald Trump's tariffs against Canada.
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“The last 70 years of international trade has been an exponential curve upwards, and the last 70 years of prosperity has been upwards, also.”
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