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The Canadian federal government (CRTC) now has a dedicated web page to watching Super Bowl® ads...foreign television program/advertising: If the USMCA (NAFTA 2.0) is not ratified in time to stop this CRTC theft, it is unclear if American ads will be available in Canada for Super Bowl LIV.

Trump will have to spend much more to catch Obama.

When have I ever stated that the U.S. armed forces are a victim of Canada ? WTF ? My point here is that for all the wailing about Trump in Syria, Canada and the EU have never committed military force to such a degree. Keep laughing....'cause Canada's military ain't a gonna change anytime soon. Then we can choose when to change those commitments, and there is nothing you can do about it.

Americans were far more embarrassed by President Jimmy Carter. He was not re-elected.

As it should....impeachment and removal are purely political. Let the games go on. ...and Obama bowed to Saudi royalty...so what ? To ignore previous U.S. foreign policies / presidents cozying up to dictators just to attack Trump is an obvious bias.

The press is catching up to Trump's reality in Syria....here is why Trump has clumsily gotten it right:

But the GOP relies far more on Trump to pass legislation and stack the courts to last far longer than his term(s) in office. It takes a 2/3rds majority to convict, so the GOP will continue to support Trump until it threatens their members/hold on the Senate. Not necessarily...Trump has no love for Iran's autocratic leadership. And it makes sense that Trump favours transactional leaders over career politicians. FDR also liked authoritarian leaders...like Mussolini. Also, U.S. foreign policy got into bed with many dictators over the years, for many U.S. presidents, not just Trump.

Argue all you want, but FDR expanded the private and public power of the president/executive branch long ago, directly challenging and usurping Congress for more power. This includes punishing political enemies and inviting foreign interference in U.S. elections (1940). All presidents are subject to impeachment, but only due to the arbitrary political wind of their time and popularity in office.

Canadian political parties also use American social media platforms (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) to "interfere" in the election. Google refused to play Canada's half-ass political advertising registration games, but the Liberals still begged them anyway:

Trump didn't need the GOP to become president...most of them really hated Trump from the 'git-go, but he destroyed them in 2016 primary elections. Then Trump continued to bash popular GOP members like Sen. John McCain. Trump "pisses off" the GOP just because he can. There is no reason for Trump to change his methods now, win or lose in 2020. Trump has already advocated doing so....but the "allies" scream bloody murder, including Canada, which begs Trump to continue protecting the "post WW2 order" while being one of the biggest NATO defence spending deadbeats.

Did you laugh when Canada's rolled out years ago ?

Just like Canadians did in the 2016 U.S. election, Americans are involved in Canada's federal election as campaign supporters on the ground and in media. President Obama is just another one.

Get U.S. forces out of Syria, and stop the interventions started by Obama with the Arms-For-Rebels® program. Congress never authorized troops in Syria, but now they are bitching because Trump removed them ? No U.S. interests are served by occupying parts of Syria, or going to war with a NATO ally. The ISIS excuse won't work anymore. Syria was a mess long before Trump was ever elected, and if Russia can fix it, good for them.

Obviously Canada doesn't care, as Trudeau brought home strike fighters and support aircraft long ago. And stopped military support for Kurds after promising same. So please explain to me why Trump has to stay in Syria, but Canada and many other "allied" nations do not.