Based on the interim budget negotiated by both parties in Congress over the weekend, which looks more like an Obama budget (where Trump gets nothing, not a penny for his wall) I prefer to wait for actual negotiations, actual proposals, actual counter proposals to decide whether the US is sticking it to us over NAFTA. There is very little he's done that the Courts, Congress and even his own cabinet members haven't struck down, watered down or walked back. And we know he claims even tiny gains, or bad legislation, as victories. So he may well do so in trade, because he's a transactional president who lives for things he can claim as victories, even if they aren't.