Time to end secret data laboratories—starting with the CDC
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Thought Leader: Marty Makary
In a recent article for The Atlantic, David Frum examines the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade negotiations and the escalating tariff battle between the two longtime economic partners. Frum argues that the Trump administration’s strategy relies heavily on America’s greater economic size and leverage, while underestimating Canada’s willingness and political ability to withstand economic pressure. With Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney enjoying strong public support for taking a firm stance, Canada may be better positioned to endure a prolonged trade dispute than Washington anticipated.
Frum also explores how tariffs and Canadian retaliation could create significant economic and political consequences inside the United States. Higher costs for imported materials, declining U.S. exports to Canada, and targeted Canadian measures could place additional pressure on American consumers, businesses, and politically important states such as Michigan and Ohio. His analysis highlights a larger lesson about trade conflicts: economic power alone does not guarantee victory when the opposing country has the political support and resolve to absorb the costs.
David Frum brings sharp political analysis, historical perspective, and a deep understanding of U.S. and global affairs to today’s most consequential conversations. His ability to connect politics, economics, and geopolitics makes him a compelling speaker for audiences seeking greater clarity on a rapidly changing world. To learn more about hosting David Frum at your next event, contact WWSG.
Time to end secret data laboratories—starting with the CDC
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Thought Leader: Marty Makary
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Thought Leader: Amy Cuddy
Newt Gingrich | Election 2024 – State of the Race
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