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Originally Posted by Fuzz
You understand these two things(bold) are not at all compatible, right?
And to the blue bit, do you think this? Or are you saying it is what they think? Either way, it's a hilariously misguided point, when Trump and his fellow billionaires all take front billing at the inauguration. Like, who the #### do you think Trump is working for? It's one of the dumbest things MAGAs think, but that'll all get sorted out when half of them are deported and the other half lose their food stamps. Then they can wonder why the billionaires have doubled their wealth, and they are paying $8 a gallon for gas.
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I think we are in for a very interesting 4 years and in a period of time that is changing globally. Trump and the Republican's have an opportunity ahead of them that is very unique that has almost never happened in American history. A former President is returning to the office without any re-election concerns (in theory) and has Senate, House and Supreme Court mostly on their side. I am not saying that this level of power is good but it is unique.
I think that if Trump and company are laser focused on the little guy and actually uplifting and rebuilding America and parts of America that are currently economically depressed, it will be interesting for sure.
There are a lot of policies that could be game changing and others that are mostly for show. I don't know how good or bad this will be and we will know more over the coming months and years.
Bringing it back to Canadian politics, it's apparent that amateur hour should be over for all of Canada. Canadian business, business owners, policies, interprovincial trade barriers, new markets and a smarter way of doing things. Ideologies need to go out the door and we need to expand our economic standing for ourselves and improve our future. I have said it before and I will say it again, We Canadian's are beyond moronic and I really hope this wake up call from America allows us to see it and actually move forward united, smart, with business, security and economic issues at the front.