Why does it often feel like I'm the only person in the room who likes Trump?

[Wolfeman]

I mean Canadians sit there and complain every way they can about Trump and then take a stop at the food bank because they voted in Trudeau. I don't get it...

Here's to Kevin O'leary. Make Canada great again

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

[bessiedog]

You see him as good for us?

I'm reserving judgement.

But if he goes all protectionism on our trade relations.... I doubt you'll be singing his praises.

[Redfrog]

Oleary is not Trump. Never will be. He wants the contacts and power that goes with the PMO.

But hey don't listen to me, I was wrong about Trudeau and Notley.

Oh wait>

[IR_mike]

Originally Posted by Redfrog

Oleary is not Trump. Never will be. He wants the contacts and power that goes with the PMO.

But hey don't listen to me, I was wrong about Trudeau and Notley.

Oh wait>

X2

[Northern Spirit]

Why is it that people criticize Trudeau ( I detest him) for not putting Canada first and then criticize Trump for doing what we want Trudeau to do !!

[Northern Spirit]

A lot of liberal hate for Trump
Simple truth is a lot more Americans voted for him than against him

[Jack Hardin]

Why does it often feel like I'm the only person in the room who likes Trump?

It's because you are hanging around with the wrong crowd.

[CNP]

Originally Posted by Jack Hardin

Why does it often feel like I'm the only person in the room who likes Trump?

It's because you are hanging around with the wrong crowd.

Fixed it fer ya........

It's because you are hanging around with the feminist crowd

[Trochu]

I'd like to know what our current government has done, or even our government in the last 20 years, that has people so wrapped around their fingers, that they honestly believe a decline in our economy is due to what a foreign country does to benefit its citizens? Trump doesn't give a crap about whether his actions effect Canadians, Mexicans, Spanish, or the Japanese, as long as it benefits American citizens, people who voted for him and the county he lives in. Our leaders have basically been on cruise control since I've been alive, keep saying the same thing, keep doing the same thing, which is basically nothing, fiddle with the little things like gun control, speed limits, which units system to use, etc. but the big issues, first nations, costs spiraling out of control for health care and education, major reliance on resources in large parts of the country, lack of a NEP, etc. remain untouched.

[wildbill]

Originally Posted by Trochu

I'd like to know what our current government has done, or even our government in the last 20 years, that has people so wrapped around their fingers, that they honestly believe a decline in our economy is due to what a foreign country does to benefit its citizens? Trump doesn't give a crap about whether his actions effect Canadians, Mexicans, Spanish, or the Japanese, as long as it benefits American citizens, people who voted for him and the county he lives in. Our leaders have basically been on cruise control since I've been alive, keep saying the same thing, keep doing the same thing, which is basically nothing, fiddle with the little things like gun control, speed limits, which units system to use, etc. but the big issues, first nations, costs spiraling out of control for health care and education, major reliance on resources in large parts of the country, lack of a NEP, etc. remain untouched.

well said, like grandpa Gold used say "if it ain't broke don't fix it!" Over one billion was thrown away on the gun registry, Canadians biggest enemy is their own government! If they bankrupt our economy we will all be hooped!

[Wolfeman]

Originally Posted by CNP

Fixed it fer ya........

Haha

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

[Wolfeman]

Originally Posted by bessiedog

You see him as good for us?

I'm reserving judgement.

But if he goes all protectionism on our trade relations.... I doubt you'll be singing his praises.

Are we talking Trump or O'leary?

I'm not sure how Trump will fair for Canada. Especially with Trudeau in office. However Trump is bold and unafraid to ruffle feathers. And I believe he will do what is best for America's best interest. And even if that means alienating Canada so be it. It shouldn't be his job to worry about the effects of other Countries. A concept that Trudeau really doesn't get. JT would rather spend billions of dollars making himself look good on a world stage at the expense of all Canadians. Trump would rather dump billions of dollars into the American economy and best interest at the risk of looking like an ass hole on the world stage.

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

[CanuckShooter]

Originally Posted by Wolfeman

Are we talking Trump or O'leary?

I'm not sure how Trump will fair for Canada. Especially with Trudeau in office. However Trump is bold and unafraid to ruffle feathers. And I believe he will do what is best for America's best interest. And even if that means alienating Canada so be it. It shouldn't be his job to worry about the effects of other Countries. A concept that Trudeau really doesn't get. JT would rather spend billions of dollars making himself look good on a world stage at the expense of all Canadians. Trump would rather dump billions of dollars into the American economy and best interest at the risk of looking like an ass hole on the world stage.

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Trump will do what is best for wealthy american families to think otherwise is purely naive.

[bowhunter9841]

Originally Posted by CanuckShooter

Trump will do what is best for wealthy american families to think otherwise is purely naive.

If you watch this video from his campaign, it sounds as though he is going to do the exact opposite of what you're saying. That is my interpretation on it anyways.


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...47270408794535

[CanuckShooter]

Originally Posted by bowhunter9841

If you watch this video from his campaign, it sounds as though he is going to do the exact opposite of what you're saying. That is my interpretation on it anyways.


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...47270408794535

I read somewhere he has over 500 businesses all over the world. Do you think he is going to support policy that will effect the profitability of those businesses? Maybe he will put a 35% import tax on all of his Trump branded products? I'll believe that when I see it.

[Scott h]

Originally Posted by Wolfeman

I mean Canadians sit there and complain every way they can about Trump and then take a stop at the food bank because they voted in Trudeau. I don't get it...

Here's to Kevin O'leary. Make Canada great again

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Well if you get a paycheck from anything that ultimately ends up in the USA then you may be the next one at the food bank. Maybe then you'll get it. Enjoy your kraft dinner
http://www.producer.com/2017/01/buy-...for-canadians/

[Wolfeman]

Originally Posted by Scott h

Well if you get a paycheck from anything that ultimately ends up in the USA then you may be the next one at the food bank. Maybe then you'll get it. Enjoy your kraft dinner
http://www.producer.com/2017/01/buy-...for-canadians/

The point I am making is how does anyone think they have the right to judge any American for voting in Trump after they just finished voting in Trudeau. Plus my freezer is full of deer and rabbits. But I do love KD

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

[badger]

Ask yourself if Russia and Putin are friend or foe to the United States. Then ask why Russia is so happy to see Trump as leader. Russia sees this as a huge opportunity to expand their dominance at the expense of the US. Shrink the American economy inwards, reduce trade, pull out of NATO, cut ties to EU, don't support military allies, and so on.

[Scott h]

Originally Posted by Wolfeman

The point I am making is how does anyone think they have the right to judge any American for voting in Trump after they just finished voting in Trudeau. Plus my freezer is full of deer and rabbits. But I do love KD

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

There is nothing wrong with voting for someone that you think will be good for your country. Far from it. But as a country that has basically designed itself as a supplier of goods to that country we should be scared. People can blame Trudeau or Notley all they want but the same exports were done under Harper and Klein and for one international partner to say that they are going to tear up agreements that industries have been designed for around for decades should scare people. Trump is known to be erratic in his decisions and industry likes stability. Why would any outfit sink cash into any project knowing that it could get its legs kicked out from under them. All it takes is North Dakota to complain that it's got the ability to produce more oil and that there is no need for Alberta oil and voila- Big tax on oil- after all "America first". Alberta thinks it's been through a bit of a rough patch lately? Look for the slow times to continue and things could get a LOT worse.....
The same people that are giving high fives over Trump getting in are going to be gob smacked if they get a pink slip because the US puts a 25% tax on our oil, grain or wood products.

[densa44]

Either every one will start to think like you or you will see him for what he is and change your mind. Problem solved.

[Newview01]

Originally Posted by Scott h

There is nothing wrong with voting for someone that you think will be good for your country. Far from it. But as a country that has basically designed itself as a supplier of goods to that country we should be scared. People can blame Trudeau or Notley all they want but the same exports were done under Harper and Klein and for one international partner to say that they are going to tear up agreements that industries have been designed for around for decades should scare people. Trump is known to be erratic in his decisions and industry likes stability. Why would any outfit sink cash into any project knowing that it could get its legs kicked out from under them. All it takes is North Dakota to complain that it's got the ability to produce more oil and that there is no need for Alberta oil and voila- Big tax on oil- after all "America first". Alberta thinks it's been through a bit of a rough patch lately? Look for the slow times to continue and things could get a LOT worse.....
The same people that are giving high fives over Trump getting in are going to be gob smacked if they get a pink slip because the US puts a 25% tax on our oil, grain or wood products.

There was no Trump when there was a Harper or a Klein. We should be blaming Notley and Trudeau for making a bad situation worse with this carbon BS. We should have a protectionist for a PM instead of a wet noodle.

[Scott h]

Originally Posted by Newview01

There was no Trump when there was a Harper or a Klein. We should be blaming Notley and Trudeau for making a bad situation worse with this carbon BS. We should have a protectionist for a PM instead of a wet noodle.

Of course there was no Trump then but there was freedom to sell oil without any penalty. Without that the oil sands would not have been developed. That's what has changed. Now if they only want there own you can basically shut it down.

[Hooter]

Originally Posted by Scott h

Well if you get a paycheck from anything that ultimately ends up in the USA then you may be the next one at the food bank. Maybe then you'll get it. Enjoy your kraft dinner
http://www.producer.com/2017/01/buy-...for-canadians/

Like!😋

[Roadhunter]

The US does not produce enough oil to be self sufficient, they are so far as I can tell from reading, are in a deficiency of about 9,000,000 barrels a day. Who do you think that they would rather buy oil from? We need to work out an amicable position with them for resource development. They are not capable of supplying all of their needs and will need to trade. We need to be at the forefront. Relax, everything will work out.

[dawei88]

Stop world turning left, this is more important.

Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

[stringer]

Trump and Trudeau to meet soon to discuss the economy and exports .

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...ticle33696405/

[58thecat]

Your not alone...at work I told everyone he is the guy, I am alone still...all is good though.

[lmtada]

Originally Posted by 58thecat

Your not alone...at work I told everyone he is the guy, I am alone still...all is good though.

Lol!!

I agree. My family will not talk politics with me. Ends up where someone reaches for the exit. My wife, will not discuss politics, she hates trump.
I don't particularly like the guy. He was the better candidate. Plus he beat 18 others out, in republican primary. Hilary beat out one, albeit tampered California vote in Democrats primary.
Interesting times. Now we have to deal Alberta issues. There are many issues.

[tchammer]

Good God Weedy!
After reading that post I am now 100% certain that I am a psychopath!

As is my dog, cat, wife, kids, and even that potted geranium in the living room that cares not a lick for me, but demands just the right amount of sunlight and water.

[Sundancefisher]

I am not American so I don't care who the vote for.

I am Canadian. Is he good or bad for Canada. That is the question. Currently it looks bad.