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  • sumdumguy
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 12034

    #41
    Travel in Hawaii and southern US, not too much complaining about Trump, only on CBC and Canadian leftist press. And who the "h" cares what they think! If that wall gets built at least across Texas border, not too many Americans will complain.

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    • Braveheart
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2001
      • 3257

      #42
      Before Don Jr. bags the last one, ask an elephant what is thought of Trump.

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      • chuckChuck
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 13057

        #43
        Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
        Travel in Hawaii and southern US, not too much complaining about Trump, only on CBC and Canadian leftist press. And who the "h" cares what they think! If that wall gets built at least across Texas border, not too many Americans will complain.
        Really Sumdum? Lots of Republicans don't even like Trump and admit he is not really fit for the job. Depending on the poll his approval rating is really pretty low considering it is less than a year since he took office.

        Now you may think it is all a leftist conspiracy but even on Agriville lots of posts are less than complementary.

        In any case as the saying goes "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".

        As far as the wall it will never be built or finished. Too expensive and wont really be effective anyway.

        Dont you find it odd that Trump has adopted a protectionist approach on trade? Republicans were always in favour of free trade and it is the left who are against free trade and globalization.

        Where do Conservatives in Canada stand on trade agreements and free trade? I thought that it is essential to have free trade in a market based system to get efficiency in the marketplace?

        Canadian agriculture is dependent on trade and any duties or tariffs on our exports to the USA will hurt Canadian farmers.

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        • AlbertaFarmer5
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2010
          • 12581

          #44
          Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
          Really Sumdum? Lots of Republicans don't even like Trump and admit he is not really fit for the job. Depending on the poll his approval rating is really pretty low considering it is less than a year since he took office.

          Now you may think it is all a leftist conspiracy but even on Agriville lots of posts are less than complementary.

          In any case as the saying goes "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".

          As far as the wall it will never be built or finished. Too expensive and wont really be effective anyway.

          Dont you find it odd that Trump has adopted a protectionist approach on trade? Republicans were always in favour of free trade and it is the left who are against free trade and globalization.

          Where do Conservatives in Canada stand on trade agreements and free trade? I thought that it is essential to have free trade in a market based system to get efficiency in the marketplace?

          Canadian agriculture is dependent on trade and any duties or tariffs on our exports to the USA will hurt Canadian farmers.
          I think the protectionist stance is more about the popularity contest, it is what Americans voters want to hear, and a big part of how he got elected. He is a business man and surely he understands that protectionism is disasterous, inspite of what might be said in public. I'll be willing to bet that he is still talking tough about protectionism and killing Nafta by the time the next election rolls around, but nothing substantial is done in the meantime. So long as the economy keeps improving, voters will assume that his protectionism is the cause, regardless of complete lack of action. It's all politics.

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          • Braveheart
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2001
            • 3257

            #45
            It also seems to be politics to support sexual miscreants. Today Trump defended hillbilly pedophile Roy Moore saying, "He said he didn't do it, so . . .". Pathetic. He implied it was better to have a sexual predator vs a liberal.

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            • Les Magura
              Junior Member
              • Nov 2017
              • 13

              #46
              Nice to see some sensible comments amongst all the nonsense praising Trump. This man is a threat to planet and everyone on it. Why the AMA hasn't stepped in and said the man is clinically mentally impaired in beyond me. It took years for them to finally accept Reagan was suffering from early onset dementia when the majority of sensible people knew this long before it came out. His testimony during the Iran Contra hearings should have been enough for the country to say the man has lost it, he doesn't know what he had for breakfast for Christ's sakes. I give those trying to discuss NAFTA with them the highest marks for having the patience to sit across from what are obviously morons.

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              • blackpowder
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2010
                • 9364

                #47
                Trump appears to be manipulating other countries and voters the same way he did in business. Studying his history makes him predictable. A-hole loose cannon ya. Insane no. And ya its funny to watch people like "Magura" squirm. Problem is i'm afraid shortlived and his kind will get last laugh.

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                • Guest

                  #48
                  Originally posted by Les Magura View Post
                  Nice to see some sensible comments amongst all the nonsense praising Trump. This man is a threat to planet and everyone on it. Why the AMA hasn't stepped in and said the man is clinically mentally impaired in beyond me. It took years for them to finally accept Reagan was suffering from early onset dementia when the majority of sensible people knew this long before it came out. His testimony during the Iran Contra hearings should have been enough for the country to say the man has lost it, he doesn't know what he had for breakfast for Christ's sakes. I give those trying to discuss NAFTA with them the highest marks for having the patience to sit across from what are obviously morons.
                  about the same as when they look across the um,ah,um,ah,ummm, ah what we sent for Canada to ah , um, ah , ah ,um , speak for us ? may not even have shoes on , ffs
                  and like I said , I couldn't give a shit about trump . they chose him over a lying , crooked lifelong criminal . sad isn't it
                  at least , unlike Obama , he had enough sense to approve the keystone XL , what do you think that will do for Canada ?
                  Last edited by Guest; Nov 21, 2017, 20:58.

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                  • Jay-mo
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 732

                    #49
                    Doesn't take very much sleuthing to find dire predictions of markets and economy collapsing IF Trump got elected.
                    Since he's been elected the market has been setting new highs and its all "despite crazy Trump"?

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                    • binthere
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2015
                      • 598

                      #50
                      Renovation business getting slow Les. Lots of time to push your leap manifesto.

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