After Trump renamed Lake Ontario, Americans aren't buying his Canada fight
President Trump's order renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America" isn't floating with Americans, with a majority opposing the name change and his new tariffs on Washington's northern neighbor, per recent polling. The big picture: After trade talks between the longtime allies collapsed last month and triggered steep new tariffs, the Trump administration has escalated its feud with Canada. With the midterm elections creeping closer, polling suggests Americans aren't sold on the fight. Driving the…
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- Canada unveils huge new Lake Ontario sign in snub to Trump
- Majority of Americans against Lake Ontario name change, Canada tariffs: Poll
- House Dems move to block Trump’s attempted renaming of Lake Ontario
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