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‘Scott Bessent thought he was being clever by badgering us and comparing Canadians to dachshunds.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 10

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‘Scott Bessent thought he was being clever by badgering us and comparing Canadians to dachshunds.’ Letters to the editor
In today’s letters to the editor: tariffs; tax reform; health care; the far right; workplace monitoring; Canadian geography
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