In a Midas Canada commentary, Charlie Angus argues that Donald Trump's sudden warmth toward Canada — dropping threats to make it the 51st state and begging Prime Minister Carney for a trade deal — is a scramble to survive the midterms as Canada's $20 billion in counter tariffs hit politically sensitive US districts. Citing polls and the Atlantic Council, he says the tariffs are costing American jobs in Wisconsin dairy, Kentucky bourbon, and California wine, warning that Canada should not trust Trump and will fight on until it gets a peace it can trust.