🚨Before accusing the United States of being unfair or asking too much, look at the historical pattern of the 20 other trade deals it has signed & what other leaders commented. Carney walked away & said the U.S. terms were “uneconomic, unfair” and that Washington “asked too much & offered too little.” That is NOT what other leaders & dealmakers said. 🔵 EU - Ursula von der Leyen: “Today’s deal creates certainty in uncertain times. It delivers stability and predictability…Together, we can ensure stable, predictable, balanced and mutually beneficial transatlantic trade.” 🔴 UK - Keir Starmer: “This is a really fantastic, historic day… This is going to boost trade… not only protect jobs, but create jobs.” 🟠 India - Narendra Modi: “Delighted that Made in India products will now have a reduced tariff of 18%. Big thanks to President Trump… it benefits our people and unlocks immense opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation.” 🌸 Japan - Officials said they “protected national interests,” locked in 15% auto tariffs with no quota, and later called it a “GREAT DEAL.” Same basic model everywhere for the other countries: Lower U.S. tariff, partner opens its market, investment to purchase commitments. 🍁 Canada was offered what Washington called the BEST treatment of any major exporter. Carney still walked. Never provided transparency of the details. Yet, 20 other governments made a fair deal and called it historic, balanced, mutually beneficial, or at least certain. Carney is the outlier. The receipts are public. 🟡 UAE businessman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem: “What Trump wants is fair trade. He doesn’t want free trade. From Trump’s point, the American market is open. You want to work with the US and open your market.”