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Republican Senators Strongly Disagree with Trump on Canada Trade Policy

Two Senators from Kansas are not happy with Trump’s announcement on Bombardier.

No More Bombardier

Truth Social: NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER IN THE UNITED STATES! Their products aren’t good enough! Over 50% of their revenue comes from the United States — They live off American Buyers, American Companies, American Airports, and American Service — All while Canada blocks our GREAT American Banks, and Companies, throughout the U.S.A. They even blocked Gulfstream Aerospace from doing business in Canada — Completely unjust and unfair! That Era is OVER! If they want our Market, they must build here, and stop treating America like a “piggybank.” BUY AMERICAN. FLY ON AMERICAN AIRLINERS. ENJOY AMERICAN LIQUOR AND BEVERAGES. SAIL ON LAKE AMERICA. AMERICA FIRST! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP

Sep 07, 2026, 11:39 AM

Senator Jerry Moran’s Response

The presence of Bombardier in Wichita supports a local workforce of more than a thousand employees, who contribute their talent and expertise to our nation’s defense and aerospace capabilities.

This afternoon, I reached out to the Trump administration to make certain the President is aware of the significant contributions of Bombardier to Kansas and the importance of its presence in Wichita to many Kansas workers at Bombardier and in the Bombardier supply chain.

I will continue working to see that Bombardier’s manufacturing operations not only remain in Kansas but continue to grow and create American jobs. Kansas is home to a hardworking, skilled workforce, and I will continue welcoming leaders in aircraft and defense manufacturing to do business here in the Air Capital of the World.

Kansas Republicans Throw Weight Behind Bombardier

Reuters reports Kansas Republicans Throw Weight Behind Bombardier

U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to ban Bombardier jets from the United States began to backfire on Tuesday after Republicans ‌in Kansas, where Bombardier employs around 1,500, vowed to protect those jobs ahead of a key November election.

Roger Marshall, a Republican U.S. senator for Kansas who ​is running for re-election, said he would fight to save Bombardier jobs in his state. “I’ve already taken that concern inside the Oval Office,” he said. Bombardier has ​3,500 jobs in the U.S., more than 40% of which are in Wichita, Kansas.

Democrat Adam Hamilton, who is running against Marshall for Senate, said on X on Monday that Bombardier supports 1,500 Kansas families with good-paying jobs and “now the president is trying to take that away.”

It’s a change for the highly integrated aerospace sector, which has emerged comparatively unscathed by Trump’s broader tariff war that has slapped duties on other industries like autos.

Three aviation lawyers ​interviewed by Reuters said it was not immediately clear how Trump could bar Bombardier private jets from being delivered to American customers since they have been approved by ​the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. The White House has not commented.

“It’s creating a lot of anxiety on both sides of the border,” said David Hernandez, an attorney with Vedder Price in Washington. “This makes no sense.”

Congressman Ron Estes, a Republican who represents Kansas’ 4th district, said on Monday night on the social ​media site X that he opposes tariffs on aerospace, and defended the Canadian planemaker’s contribution to his state.

“Bombardier supports an extensive American supply chain, boasts maintenance and repair capabilities across the U.S., and is trusted by ​our military for critical national security missions.”

Bombardier to Hire 500 New US workers in US Despite Trump Threat

It appears Bombardier thinks another Trump TACO is on the way.

Please note Bombardier to Hire 500 New US workers in US Despite Trump Threat

“We are actively recruiting for 500 open positions in America,” the company said in a statement provided to Al Jazeera on Wednesday. “They comprise net new positions, as well as planned retirement replacements and backfill for usual turnover in the 3500+ employment base.”

The jobs will include positions at a new service centre in Fort Wayne, Indiana, which is set to open in mid-November, Bombardier said.

In a statement to Al Jazeera on Tuesday, Bombardier said it already employs 3,500 people in the US, and pointed out that it builds its products in the country, including wings made in the state of Texas and flight control components made in California. Apart from the upcoming Fort Wayne service centre, it has existing service centres in five other states, and spends $2.5bn on suppliers each year, the company said.

Majority of Americans Oppose Trump’s New Canada Tariffs

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Majority of Americans Oppose Trump’s New Canada Tariffs

The three-day poll, which concluded on Sunday, showed Americans are ​wary of the feud with Canada — for decades a top U.S. trading partner — which ​has escalated since trade talks between the two countries collapsed and Trump last ⁠week ordered the hike in tariffs on Canadian goods.

Trump’s Pettiness and Vindictivenss

The Hill reported “Despite the pushback from the Kansas Republicans, Trump on Monday declared that the U.S. market would be closed to Bombardier because he said Gulfstream, a subsidiary of General Dynamics, an American industrial and technology company, is blocked from doing business in Canada.”

Trump’s pettiness and vindictiveness have no bounds, regardless of costs to the US. And that shows up in the polls.

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Name
Name
9 hours ago

2 egos at odds, forcing others to pay the price

Peace
Peace
23 hours ago

Trump needs a win, however a small.Hopefully this time he is not TACO.(He has been TACO almost all the time)

I’m back robbyrob
I’m back robbyrob
1 day ago

To incentivize voters to cast ballots for Republicans, President Trump used his convention speech to promise a dividend of $5,000 to every adult citizen

https://www.npr.org/2026/09/09/nx-s1-5961045/republican-midterm-convention-dallas-trump-vance

Webej
Webej
1 day ago

Trump always speaks out of haughty ignorance, stubbornly wrong-headed, the perfect bigot. Such a LOSer and dumb-ass

CJW
CJW
1 day ago

Trump is buying votes. Promising to pay US citizens $5,000 each if GOP holds congress in November. Is that legal? Is Musk funding it?

obviously another elect me lie. The war will end tomorrow, your electric bill will go down by 800% blah blah blah.

He is just dripping desperation.

I can just see the maga morons “fool me ten time shame on you, oh what the hell maybe he means it this time”.

Tollsforthee
Tollsforthee
14 hours ago
Reply to  CJW

“The war will end right after the election.”

😂😂

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
1 day ago

They all hate the smell when he shits himself too, but they stand there and try and pretend that they don’t.

Brian
Brian
1 day ago

Re: The Gulfstream BS from Trump. Of course it’s a malicious lie, just like everything else Trump accuses Canada of, like forever. Canada isn’t blocking Gulfstream sales in Canada. Two new models (the G700 and G800) are currently in the process of being certifed by the Canadian government for operation in Canadian airspace, just like the FAA has to certify new aircraft models before they’re allowed to operate in US airspace. *Unless* an exemption is issued, which the FAA did for these 2 Gulfstream models.

The exemption that the FAA issued was for fuel system icing tests. It gave Gulfstream 3 years (ending at year-end 2026) to complete the tests, which the FAA had recently upgraded to a more strict version. But due to Canada’s much colder climate, the Canadian government did not exempt the G700 and G800 from its version of fuel system icing tests. Bear in mind that it’s not the Canadian government nor the FAA that actually performs the tests. Gulfstream performs the tests with government regulator oversight.

So any delay in the testing process is much more likely a Gulfstream issue, not a government regulation issue. Transport Canada, the government body that’s responsible for certifying aircraft for operation in Canadian airspace, actually did certify 5 individual Gulfstream G700/800 serial numbers earlier this year for some reason, possibly to fend off political pressure from Trump because the US president was already crying then about Gulfstream jets being blocked for sale in Canada. But there were probably operational restrictions accompanying that piecemeal certification approach for those 5 jets (though this isn’t public knowledge) and type certification (i.e. for *all* G700 and G800 Gulfstreams) still hasn’t been issued by Transport Canada because apparently it’s waiting for Gulfstream to complete the tests.

So there you have it, Trump is inserting his enormous stupid ego into a regulatory process that’s crucial to the safe operation of aircraft, just so that he can make it seem like Canada is the bad guy, cheating and ripping off the innocent and apparently helpless USA yet again, just as it’s done for decades — according to him. If Canada folds on this made-up issue in the face of Trump’s threats — which could cost the country a lot of economic damage if it holds firm — it would put mainly *American* lives at risk (potentially), because most of the G700 and G800’s customers are Americans, see? IT’S ALL SO TIRESOME!

Just a little background re: FAA certification and why Transport Canada may have refused to temporarily exempt the G700 and G800 from the fuel system icing tests like the FAA did — and is still refusing to do so despite Trump’s tantrum on the issue earlier this year. Like many governmental aircraft certification bodies, Transport Canada lost trust in the FAA’s certification process following two 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019. Transport Canada initially certified the 737 MAX for operation in Canadian airspace in 2017 by rubber-stamping the FAA’s type certification for this aircraft earlier that year. This was a common practice back then and Europe did the same.

But after the 737 MAX crashes and the subsequent investigations revealed many shortcomings in the FAA’s type certification process including excessive deference to Boeing and other evidence of regulatory capture, trust in the FAA turned to suspicion very quickly, and before the 737 MAX was allowed to fly again in Canadian or European airspace, both Canada and Europe insisted on conducting independent and extensive tests before re-certifying the 737 MAX, following design changes and the implementation of other regulatory requirements.

You can read more about the 737 MAX debacle at these two URLs:
https://www.pogo.org/commentaries/corrupted-oversight-the-faa-boeing-and-the-737-max
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX_groundings

Dave Smith
Dave Smith
15 hours ago
Reply to  Brian

You added a lot of detail to my understanding of this issue, thank you. As for the credibility issue, the FAA regulatory capture will be very costly for American aircraft manufacturers and operators long after this kerfuffle. It is a very tangible example demonstrating the need for our government to do perform its function flawlessly.

Brian
Brian
14 hours ago
Reply to  Dave Smith

You’re welcome.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
14 hours ago
Reply to  Brian

Yeah, but who cares about safety when there’s a quick buck to be made?

jon c
jon c
1 day ago

more lip service than a thai red district

Wonderer
Wonderer
1 day ago

Donald Bin Laden has done more to destroy this country than his namesake

Peace
Peace
23 hours ago
Reply to  Wonderer

He always want his name big in history. He certainly will get what he wants but not the way he wanted such as noble peace prize winner.

whirlaway
whirlaway
1 day ago

What next? To write a strongly-worded letter to Trump? Just like what the pathetic Fraud Squad Democrats do when protesting their leadership!

Mak
Mak
1 day ago
Reply to  whirlaway

???

What is your point here? Trump again and again digs a hole that makes life worse for US citizens both in domestic life an foreign politics.

Sure The Democrats also have their flaws. That is a truism of life and especially of politics. But just because the Democrats have some/numerous flaw should not absolve Trump (and cowtailing Republicans) of their egregous faults.

I’m not a US citizen. But like most people in the world we look at the failings of the current US government with dispair. The US has, with all its flaws, has lead the world in many positive ways. All that is being torn apart both in the US domestically and in its influence and respect internationally.

There is ONE King President responsible for this.

Whirlaway
Whirlaway
1 day ago
Reply to  Mak

What makes you think that I absolve Trump of anything?! I absolutely do not.

I was drawing a parallel between the feckless Republican senators in this context and the so-called progressive Democrats in a different context. That’s all.

Adam Tencent
Adam Tencent
1 day ago
Reply to  Mak

People lives do get worse under both parties. Hence the flip flop of our rulers.

Peace
Peace
22 hours ago
Reply to  Adam Tencent

All the MP are bought by Israel lobbyists,Billionaires,MICC lobbyists. It’s not cheap to buy. Be happy with food stamp. It’s free.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
14 hours ago
Reply to  Mak

This has been going on, long before Trump. Trump simply accelerated the decline.

In fact, one might say that Trump is a symptom, not the cause. Enough voters were tired of being shafted by politics as usual that they were willing to take a chance on a glorified carnival barker.

Team D and their acolytes then proceeded to learn not a damn thing, which is why Biden only barely wheezed out a win. Team D then spent four years pretending Biden wasn’t obviously senile and tried to foist Harris on us after Biden popped a clockspring and malfunctioned, live on national TeeVee.

Meanwhile, the carnie has performed, like, well, one might expect from a carnie. Meanwhile, more and more of the public is seething with white hot incandescent rage.

And understandably so.

I’m back robbyrob
I’m back robbyrob
1 day ago

Wondering when Canada decides to shut off all the juice (electricity, gas).

https://apnews.com/article/canada-trump-carney-trade-war-tariffs-4620ffb5ecc029322217207fa6758431

Tony Frank
Tony Frank
1 day ago

How many have a spine go against taco within the republican party. It is always job security vs. doing the right thing for the USA.

peelo
peelo
1 day ago
Reply to  Tony Frank

Old saying: I cried when I had no private jet, until I saw a man who had no balls.

top gnome
top gnome
16 hours ago
Reply to  Tony Frank

the republicans with a spine are gone like massey kinzinger the rest are fucking cowards and a disgrace to the party.

CJW
CJW
1 day ago

Republican senators strongly disagree? But won’t do anything about it. Losers.

Tollsforthee
Tollsforthee
14 hours ago
Reply to  CJW

Yep, cue the “strongly worded letters” and the Oval Office visit, where you know Trump just talks over anything they say and they stand there nodding their heads and saying, “Yes, Mr. President, I agree, Mr. President…”

peelo
peelo
1 day ago

The myths Trump feeds on, the mythic fears, run deep. But it is amazing what having no livelihood may do to refocus the attention.

yippee
yippee
1 day ago
Reply to  peelo

there is an old saying in brooklyn, my hasidic jew pals joke about moses 11th commandment. “fuck em”

Pedro
Pedro
1 day ago

Maybe Kansas will go blue in the midterms, haha

Dave Smith
Dave Smith
1 day ago

My understanding is Canada took a long time certifying 4 Gulfstream aircraft models which precluded Canadian sales and their flying in Canadian air space, there was no tariff issue. The certs were granted for all the models in February this year. Taking a long time for aircraft approvals and not necessarily getting it right is something the US government exceeds at and has no standing to call out Canada on the subject. By bringing this up a half year after the dust settled is Trump adding to an uproar that should have been left alone. It is another example of superior negotiating, NOT! What a mess. We need cabinet secretaries to do their duty and exercise Amendment 25 section 4.

DaveFromDenver
DaveFromDenver
16 hours ago
Reply to  Dave Smith

The trade war with Canada is like a knife fight between Siamese twins.

Rogerroger
Rogerroger
1 day ago

The voted for it. They allowed the politicians to gerrymander in 2022. They may find it will be hard to vote the bums out.

BigBob
BigBob
1 day ago

These two little bitches, I mean Senators, from Kansas are flapping their gums while they do NOTHING to dissuade the Chief Pedophile of the United States from his lunacy. Grow a pair! Call a press conference and announce that you support his immediate impeachment and removal from office. They would rather go down like rats on his sinking ship. Spineless weasels!

MMchenry, CFA
MMchenry, CFA
1 day ago
Reply to  BigBob

No need to denegrate weasels!

yippee
yippee
1 day ago
Reply to  BigBob

amusing that those redneck states all got bent over by donald from queens who wears more makeup than an opera queen, and has a wig.

Ginko Biloba
Ginko Biloba
1 day ago

They’re spinless, they won’t do anything meaningful. The people around him have given up trying to manage his outbursts.
https://www.axios.com/2026/09/09/trump-midterms-republicans-popularity

TheBird
TheBird
1 day ago

That 20% in the reuters poll support the tariffs tells all you need to know about MAGA. They’ll agree to anything and everything orange leader wants. Perhaps they’ll all move to Jonestown.

David
David
1 day ago
Reply to  TheBird

It appears to be a dramatic dropoff in MAGA numbers I recall it used to run around 35%. I drive to North Eastern NC periodically. It is mostly large farms growing three crops: soybeans, corn, and cotton. Rabid MAGA country… The amount of Trump signage and flags is down dramatically.

Last edited 1 day ago by David
yippee
yippee
1 day ago
Reply to  David

lived in SC for a decade. i’m still laughing that those dumbfucks down there worship donald trump from queens like he’s jesus mary and joseph. what a funny time to be alive.

CJW
CJW
1 day ago
Reply to  TheBird

Ya, I hope they drink the kool aid.

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