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Trudeau should be banned from the U.S. for meddling in domestic politics!
To me Trudeau is just a first rate jerk anyway. I know, his followers don't want to hear this and I understand, but I still feel this way and yes, what if the shoe was on the other foot? What if Trump suggested something like that? I wonder how the governors felt when they heard this?
To me Trudeau is just a first rate jerk anyway. I know, his followers don't want to hear this and I understand, but I still feel this way and yes, what if the shoe was on the other foot? What if Trump suggested something like that? I wonder how the governors felt when they heard this?
You mean like Trumps first response to London attack was to criticize the mayor? Trump wrote the book on being a jerk & you know it. End of story.
To me Trudeau is just a first rate jerk anyway. I know, his followers don't want to hear this and I understand, but I still feel this way and yes, what if the shoe was on the other foot? What if Trump suggested something like that? I wonder how the governors felt when they heard this?
You have got to be kidding!
Firstly Trudeau never said any such thing and secondly:
It's embarrassing that I'm more proud of Canada's leader than I am of our leader. We could be so lucky to have someone like Trudeau lead this nation.
OMG! Please. He is another George Soros puppet president. A smooth-talking pretty boy willing to sell-out. Canadians will eventually be as happy to get rid of him as the Americans were of Obama (and Bush!).
I don't know. Trudeau seems fake to me. He tries too hard to appease people.
Trudeau's dad was a long "serving" Canadian Prime Minister.
Sort of like Bush 1 and 2, sort of like New York Governor's Mario Cuomo and Andrew Cuomo, like Bill and Hilary Clinton, and Kim Jong Il and Kim Jong Un.
That is an actual formal agreement, not simply discussions by Canadian officials with U.S. local and state officials and business associations, aimed at convincing them that it is in their best interest to put pressure on Washington not to make certain specific changes to NAFTA. No agreements are signed. It's just a dialogue. I imagine Canada listened to the concerns too and took that into consideration when coming up with its negotiating position.
Congress, for the first time I think, will have input in the NAFTA negotiations. Won't the members be listening to what their states want?
Obviously the deal was authorized by Congress or it's unconstitutional and therefore null & void.
Why do you think that? Did the two of you discuss it? Or are you merely engaging in presumptuous speculation?
I enjoy it all. That's why I'm here. Mind your own business.
Yes, it was presumptuous speculation. And if you think I should mind my own business, don't post on a public forum. You can have your little repartee using the direct messaging function and avoid busybodies like myself.
Trudeau looks like he takes it up the poopchute for fun.
As opposed to Trump who looks like...what, exactly? Never mind, don't answer that. I'll have nightmares.
You're just jealous because I bet you're not nearly as good looking as he is. Yes, I said that.
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