RE:RE:RE:RE:Trumps looking like a lock, What is the GOP 2024 platform?I could be wrong of course, but what I find misguided is the apparent assumption that modest changes in USA copper demand will significantly affect the balance of global copper supply/demand. The USA is a declining force, although still a major one, economically and militarily. All around the world people take note of the changes. I am reminded of the classic saying, 'the dogs bark but the caravan moves on'. Alternatively, take account of the quantitative declines in output from the Chilean mines. No opinions necessary, the numbers are out there. Even at fixed demand it seems we have significantly declining supply and the equation is in our favour. Other hard numbers can be found in smelter charges. I sincerely doubt these are manipulated to confuse us. There is not enough Cu concentrate to go around. I wonder if our bigger challenge will be demand destruction due to extreme price rises?