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Daniel Dorman

Publishing · On our record since 2024

Where this writer stands

Foreign affairs2 pieces

Alliance restraintAssertive alliances and sanctions
“It is foolish to assume that China will suddenly decide to act as a partner and follow our rules.” Read the piece

Defence1 piece

Restrain spending and deploymentsHigher spending and more capability
“re-grounding U.S.-Canada trade in a broader deal would see the stock of Canadian direct investment in the U.S. increase by $450 billion over 5 years, and more than $1 trillion over ten years, unlock major Canadian defence spending, strengthen America's northern border, help keep China at bay” Read the piece

Trade1 piece

Diversify away from one partnerDeeper continental integration
“Canada and the U.S. should come back to the table and strike a new deal, not over trade issues alone, but a grand bargain across a broad set of issues on matters including trade, defence, agriculture and national security that would meet the needs of both countries.” Read the piece

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