Canada 51st State

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You can't trust Trump and Canada does need to smarten the he'll up in how to deal with him and deal with stepping away from US reliance.
Did it ever occur to you that the problem is Trump is forced to deal with turdOWE? Also, this idiot is wrong about the Conservatives. The problem lies squarely with the radical left governments that have been forced on us by OntariOWE and Quebec.
BTW. Doug Ford is NOT a conservative. He is a turdOWE toady and will do whatever the federal government tells him to.
 
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Did it ever occur to you that the problem is Trump is forced to deal with turdOWE? Also, this idiot is wrong about the Conservatives. The problem lies squarely with the radical left governments that have been forced on us by OntariOWE and Quebec.
BTW. Doug Ford is NOT a conservative. He is a turdOWE toady and will do whatever the federal government tells him to.
Trump hates Trudeau and hes not the only world leader to hate Trudeau.

The Liberals made a HUGE mistake and banked on Trump not winning and Canadian people ended up paying the price.
 
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Trump hates Trudeau and hes not the only world leader to hate Trudeau.
Pretty much everyone hates turdOWE, except eastern Canada that is addicted to the welfare paid by western oil that they hate.
I'm sure there is a psychological term for this derangement.
 

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Did it ever occur to you that the problem is Trump is forced to deal with turdOWE?

And proved that he can't handle Trudeau, of all people.

Also, this idiot is wrong about the Conservatives.

What part was he wrong about?

The problem lies squarely with the radical left governments that have been forced on us by OntariOWE and Quebec.

Define "Radical left". Because whether they are depends on what definition you use.


BTW. Doug Ford is NOT a conservative.

LOL! - wow, you're funny.

How is he NOT a Conservative?

He is a turdOWE toady and will do whatever the federal government tells him to.

Um... you haven't paid attention to shit he's done at ALL, have you?
 
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Ron in Regina

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I was thinking the same thing a while back,
Here, at 161 I think, & though my numbers were a little off compared to this video, splitting Canada into three states with six senators & 56 electoral votes, the same questions were there.

I didn’t realize that they had a cap on the absolute number of electoral seats in their House of Representatives, so I just added Canada’s to the current total, & again realize that that would make the Republicans extinct.
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Ron in Regina

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Blair posted on social media that his meeting with the premiers was "pleasant" but also said he "never agreed that Canada would not be the 51st state.”
Trump signed executive orders on Monday that will impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports — including from Canada — starting March 12.
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Those tariffs would stack on top of 25 per cent tariffs that Trump has been threatening to impose on most Canadian goods. Those tariffs were set to come into force last week, but Ottawa reached an agreement with the Trump administration to delay their implementation until at least March 4.
United States President Donald Trump on Monday (Feb 10th,2025) repeated the idea that Canada would be better off as the 51st state because it wouldn’t have to worry about him signing yet another executive order imposing tariffs while placing them on steel and aluminum.
 
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Blair posted on social media that his meeting with the premiers was "pleasant" but also said he "never agreed that Canada would not be the 51st state.”
Trump signed executive orders on Monday that will impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports — including from Canada — starting March 12.
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Those tariffs would stack on top of 25 per cent tariffs that Trump has been threatening to impose on most Canadian goods. Those tariffs were set to come into force last week, but Ottawa reached an agreement with the Trump administration to delay their implementation until at least March 4.
United States President Donald Trump on Monday (Feb 10th,2025) repeated the idea that Canada would be better off as the 51st state because it wouldn’t have to worry about him signing yet another executive order imposing tariffs while placing them on steel and aluminum.
All part of the push for economic unification.its gonna happen.
 
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You can't trust Trump and Canada does need to smarten the he'll up in how to deal with him and deal with stepping away from US reliance.
This is a rude awakening for CDA.............which has been far to trusting" of the US......and did not prepare for a TYRANT to take hold of the US...... and NO ONE is safe from The Tyrant.............well, maybe Putin, Kim of NK and Turkey. The usual allies are no longer treated as allies. .or remotely respectfully by this bully tyrant. Not sure folks realize how dangerous this Tyrant in chief is to the world. And it has barely been a month. He is making it clear that there are NO boundaries and he will take what he wants , when he wants it. in the meantime, like a boa Constrictor , he will gradually squeeze the economic life out of the countries that are his targets. Tariffs are his potential revenue to be able to give tax cuts to the rich. This is an example of how ONE Tyrant who is acting as if he has absolute power , can set the world into serious anxiety......... as his insane unpredictability is like dealing with a constantly moving object. We have some very concerning times now and ahead.

How many really give a damn if he does a take over of CDA?? Or will they happily sign up for it??
 

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And proved that he can't handle Trudeau, of all people.



What part was he wrong about?



Define "Radical left". Because whether they are depends on what definition you use.




LOL! - wow, you're funny.

How is he NOT a Conservative?



Um... you haven't paid attention to shit he's done at ALL, have you?
You should just avoid political discussions. Way too complicated for you.
 
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This is a rude awakening for CDA.............which has been far to trusting" of the US......and did not prepare for a TYRANT to take hold of the US...... and NO ONE is safe from The Tyrant.............well, maybe Putin, Kim of NK and Turkey. The usual allies are no longer treated as allies. .or remotely respectfully by this bully tyrant. Not sure folks realize how dangerous this Tyrant in chief is to the world. And it has barely been a month. He is making it clear that there are NO boundaries and he will take what he wants , when he wants it. in the meantime, like a boa Constrictor , he will gradually squeeze the economic life out of the countries that are his targets. Tariffs are his potential revenue to be able to give tax cuts to the rich. This is an example of how ONE Tyrant who is acting as if he has absolute power , can set the world into serious anxiety......... as his insane unpredictability is like dealing with a constantly moving object. We have some very concerning times now and ahead.

How many really give a damn if he does a take over of CDA?? Or will they happily sign up for it??
Far superior to another radical left government destroying Canada.
I could accept an economic union along the lines of the EU. Only without all the parasitic bureaucracy. Common currency and environmental rules would level the playing fiels for Canadian producers.
 

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Far superior to another radical left government destroying Canada.
I could accept an economic union along the lines of the EU. Only without all the parasitic bureaucracy. Common currency and environmental rules would level the playing fiels for Canadian producers.
They're STILL destroying Canaduh?

They're not very good at this, are they?
 

Ron in Regina

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Would Trudesu tell us were broke? What would Canada going broke look like?
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Many Canadians are concerned about the growing deficit, raising concerns that Canada could, once again, be called “an honorary member of the Third World” or see its dollar be called the “Northern Peso.”

Would it look something like this above? In spite of this, Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance (at the time), postponed debt-reduction goals multiple times, and anticipates that the debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GPD) ratio will keep growing for at least the next two years. For now, it seems the debt burden is here to stay, although the future of the Liberal government is uncertain with the end of the NDP-Liberal supply-and-confidence agreement…but that’s soooo 5-ish months ago…
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Many Canadians are concerned about the growing deficit, raising concerns that Canada could, once again, be called “an honorary member of the Third World” or see its dollar be called the “Northern Peso.”

Would it look something like this above? In spite of this, Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance (at the time), postponed debt-reduction goals multiple times, and anticipates that the debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GPD) ratio will keep growing for at least the next two years. For now, it seems the debt burden is here to stay, although the future of the Liberal government is uncertain with the end of the NDP-Liberal supply-and-confidence agreement…but that’s soooo 5-ish months ago…
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The house is on fire and the rats are running away with slush fund cash to pad their rat nests.

The real indicator we're going under is gold.

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Ron in Regina

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Speaking in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump reiterated that Canada would be better off as the 51st state, repeating the false claim that his country is paying “subsidies” to its northern neighbour, and called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “Governor Trudeau”….but that was so today ago…& again, not much of a courtship sales pitch towards any kind of union.

“Canada has been very bad to us on trade, but now Canada is going to have to start paying up,” he told reporters, unprompted, in response to a question about the European Union…because European Union.

It is unclear when Trump’s reciprocal tariffs would come into force. The memorandum called for a review of the policy within 180 days, but Trump’s nominee for Commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, said those tariffs could come into force way earlier, ‘cuz moving goalposts.

U.S. trade officials are currently investigating the trade deficits with other countries, which could serve as a basis or justification to impose tariffs, with reports due by April Fools Day, ‘cuz why not?

Trump dismissed any criticism from CEOs on the tariffs he intends to slap on steel and aluminum on March 12, which would greatly affect trade between Canada and the U.S. Ford’s CEO has already said those tariffs will cause “chaos” in the auto industry.

Trump claims it is the opposite. In fact, he said CEOs “are in love” with the idea ‘cuz what’s not to love?

Trump also revealed that he feels Russia should be readmitted to the G7. Russia was expelled from the then-Group of Eight (G8) countries in 2014, when Stephen Harper was Canada’s prime minister, after it invaded parts of eastern Ukraine and annexed Crimea.

Trump said that too has been a source of tensions with Trudeau and “numerous other people”

“It still would be helpful to have Russia be a part of that mix” ‘cuz Happy Valentine’s Day Bitches!