No, Canada! Why we don’t want the Great Woke North as our 51st State

Into the Night said:
There is a BIG difference between the people of Canada and the government of Canada.
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My wife is Canadian. I travel there almost twice every year for months at a time and have a summer home there. I can tell you there is little difference, and I have lost longtime friends as a result of my support of Trump.
 
archives said:
Funny, not what your Messiah says
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I don't think you can post without looking like a moron. :palm:

archives said:
And don’t worry, Canada doesn’t want it be part of the U.S., besides, the last thing all those ruby red republican southern States wants is a Canada erasing their legislative power
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How am I worried? Who is claiming Canada would want to be a part of the US? Strawmen are all scarecrows ever have.
 
Walt said:
It may anger you, but developed countries are almost entirely to the left of even the American Democratic Party. For instance, there is no mainstream party in a developed country outside the USA who does not support universal healthcare. The Democrats mostly support it, but not fully, which makes them outliers. The Republicans are almost completely against it, which makes them bizarre, compared to most of the world.
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What is your point? That Government controlled healthcare is great because most nations are stupid enough to have that failed system?
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Given that most of Canada is not all that liberal / Leftist, most of the new states would end up in the Republican corner.
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I am not sure where you came up with that claim. You don't know much about Canada or its politics.

The most leftist parts of Canada are in Toronto, Ontario, Quebec as a whole and Vancouver. That would be about 80% of the population. Almost 1/4 of the population is in Toronto. A very leftist city.
 
Cypress said:
When Trump brings Canada into the United States, only a hyperpartisan scheming right-winger would think it fair that 40 million people only get two senators.

You would have to bring in the provinces as individual states, meaning a net gain for Democrats or the center-left of between 8 to 17 senators.
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