The Globe and Mail: “Let’s start with a few things that are constant. One is geography. I mean, I’m sorry you live next to the United States, but what do you expect me to do about it?”
Trade ties between the two countries span centuries, he said, and are “dictated by a logic that Trump may not understand.”
And that applies to other issues as well. Mr. Trump says things that people in Canada – and people in the United States − don’t like. Mr. Bolton said it’s important to consider long-term issues and the things that keep the two countries bound together…