Just to touch on the OPEC trade deal as it's something that came up in class -- its been kind of misrepresented around places like reddit. It was less about T and more about a lot of livelihoods. What happened was OPEC and Russia started a price war in order to drive American companies out of business, because our oil costs more to procure due both because it's harder to get and regulations. Once they were gone, the price would go back up and they'd own the market. The administration basically strong-armed them into stopping the dumping so ours would stay in business (removing environmental and other regulations wasn't on the table).

The lumber was tit-for-tat that most weren't aware of, but the China tariffs pissed a whole lot of people off due to the cost of steel. Most of them saw it as "this will suck, but if we keep letting this happen it will just get worse." It's true they may not have sung that tune if a Democratic president was doing it, but in fairness the Democrats were oddly against them yet are oddly OK with Biden leaving them in place and even imposing more.

Meh, none of this should be on /entertainment