Re: a cool guide to a base with their own plane

marika <[email protected]> wrote:
> marika <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> Susan collins is running for re-election in 2026
>> And she’s another one of those Lukashenko types who said she’d only serve 2
>> terms…. THIRTY YEARS AGO.
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> And this totally cracked me up, too. Yeah, you go right ahead and keep
> “working” with trump on this, I’m sure it will help. And I realize she’s a
> Maine senator, but does she really think what happens to Maine now is
> somehow special-er than the other 49 states that he’s crushing now as well,
> just in different sectors maybe?
> 
> First, I guess he didn’t “learn his lesson” after all?
> And second, yeah sure like Canada will agree to selling us ANYTHING, now.
> At least not with some significant pain to go along with it. 
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>  	https://x.com/senatorcollins/status/1885467361945280994?s=61&t=ZCHyRu4DjWNZf_cm3_DB6A
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> Sen. Susan Collins
> ⁦‪@SenatorCollins‬⁩
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> The Maine economy is integrated with Canada, our most important trading
> partner. Certain tariffs will impose a significant burden on many families,
> manufacturers, the forest products industry, small businesses, lobstermen,
> and agricultural producers.
> 
> For example, 95 percent of…
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> 1/31/25, 6:17 PM
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> For example, 95 percent of the heating oil used by most Mainers to heat
> their homes comes from refineries in Canada. The Air National Guard Base in
> Bangor depends completely on jet fuel and diesel from Canada. From
> fisheries to potato farmers to paper mills, these tariffs will have a
> significant impact on Maine’s economy and risk increasing costs for our
> residents.
> 
> I am working with the Trump Administration to help its officials better
> understand the potential ramifications of certain tariffs on Maine and to
> find out more about their implementation, scope, duration, and other
> important information, including any exemptions they may make for northern
> border states, certain industries, agricultural producers, and others who
> rely on trade with Canada.
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But i still think the awful cabinet picks will add up to something worse
than 911 that even maga cannot blow off