I'm in the US. Smalldik is in the Philippines but he likes to smear people as if "Canadian" is some great insult.You will be shocked by how many ET members do not understand that Canada has many more political parties than the United States.
Simply, they assume that "everybody" in Canada is in one single political party and voted for Justin Trudeau.
As a citizen of both countries, too much bullshit in U.S. politics that even resulted in an insurrection on the U.S. Capitol, Democracy, and the U.S. Constitution along with chants to hang Vice President Mike Pence.
Last of all, I am confident you already know that many of them that bash Canada while supporting Trump are not U.S. citizens and they consistently engage in U.S. political discussions as if they are U.S. voting citizens.
wrbtrader
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I smile every time they do that especially when they bash Justin Trudeau. Yet, they rarely engage in any discussions about Canada's other political parties as if those parties do not exist.
These are the countries of "active ET members" here in the Political section who engage in U.S. political debates while not voting U.S. citizens. Simply, I no longer engage them because they're strong in their beliefs of Trump while not even being able to walk the talk by having the ability to vote in any U.S. elections on any level.
Australia
New Zealand
England (the largest group, biggest supporters of the insurrection on the U.S. Capitol...probably still angry about getting their asses kicked in the revolutionary war)
Japan
Indonesia
Philippines
Germany
Netherlands
South Africa
Sweden
Macedonia
Panama
There's another one from Hong Kong but he's a U.S. citizen living abroad.
It's not a crime but it is funny and it would be nice to hear their opinions about Politics in their own country besides their bashing of the United States except when Trump was in the Oval Office. Yet, the bashing of Canada or Justin Trudeau as prime minister increased dramatically when Trump lost the 2020 U.S. Election.
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wrbtrader
How did you compile that list? You went through every members' profiles who posted there and jotted down their country of origin as listed in their profile?
If so, yer a freak man, hehe. Go take a walk in the park or something, get some fresh air!
P.S. If I ever bash Canada is it because Hockey. It's funny, mmmkay? And maybe the syrup. But mmmmm, that is great syrup.
U.S. Senate Candidate runs an ad decrying the "horrors of Jan 6" and touting his effort to stop it. Welcome to Maryland where the GOP has some common sense and patriotism.
Republican Larry Hogan Debuts Campaign Ad Depicting 'Horror' Of Jan. 6
The GOP Senate nominee in Maryland also claims he "never caved" to former President Donald Trump.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/larry-hogan-donald-trump-jan-6_n_66d7410ce4b09a3ee66c9722
GOP Senate nominee Larry Hogan released a campaign ad Tuesday featuring scenes of “horror” from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol and claiming he was an “early critic” of former President Donald Trump.
In the TV spot, a narrator calls Maryland’s former two-term governor “one of the few Republicans who never caved” to Trump, set against headlines calling Hogan an “un-Trump Republican” and “the face” of the anti-Trump GOP.
“And on Jan. 6, as we watched in horror, Hogan didn’t just talk about defending democracy, he did something — sending in the Maryland National Guard to protect the Capitol,” the narrator says alongside images of rioters storming the Capitol. Hogan sent 500 National Guard members and 200 state troopers to D.C. that day.
The ad, titled “Never Backs Down,” also hypes Hogan as a “bipartisan” and “independent” leader who navigated the 2015 “Baltimore riots” and his cancer diagnosis early during his first term in office.
Hogan is the only GOP Senate candidate this cycle who has broken significantly with Trump as he runs for statewide office in a solidly blue state. He also appears to be the first Republican to seize on imagery that Democrats use to highlight chaos and extremism on the right. Hogan has previously blamed Trump for the events of Jan. 6.
The Washington Post reported the spot is part of an $8 million general-election ad buy targeting Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, who has spent $1 million on ads.
Hogan left office as Maryland governor in 2022 with high approval ratings, but he’s tried to distance himself from Trump and the national GOP as he runs for federal office in a state where Democrats significantly outnumber Republicans.
In March, Hogan, who previously weighed running for president in 2024 on a third-party ticket, said he wouldn’t vote for Trump. He also didn’t show up to the Republican National Convention, where Republicans celebrated Trump as he accepted the party’s presidential nomination.
An August public poll of Maryland’s Senate race had Hogan tied with Alsobrooks, who has run ads reminding voters that Hogan is a “lifelong Republican.” Democrats have attempted to link Hogan to the national GOP even though the former governor has pivoted to the left on abortion rights after vetoing legislation in 2022 that would have expanded abortion access in the state.
Democrats are defending their 51-49 majority in the Senate and cannot afford to lose Maryland while also battling for seats in Trump-backing Montana and Ohio.
Republican Larry Hogan Debuts Campaign Ad Depicting 'Horror' Of Jan. 6
The GOP Senate nominee in Maryland also claims he "never caved" to former President Donald Trump.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/larry-hogan-donald-trump-jan-6_n_66d7410ce4b09a3ee66c9722
GOP Senate nominee Larry Hogan released a campaign ad Tuesday featuring scenes of “horror” from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol and claiming he was an “early critic” of former President Donald Trump.
In the TV spot, a narrator calls Maryland’s former two-term governor “one of the few Republicans who never caved” to Trump, set against headlines calling Hogan an “un-Trump Republican” and “the face” of the anti-Trump GOP.
“And on Jan. 6, as we watched in horror, Hogan didn’t just talk about defending democracy, he did something — sending in the Maryland National Guard to protect the Capitol,” the narrator says alongside images of rioters storming the Capitol. Hogan sent 500 National Guard members and 200 state troopers to D.C. that day.
The ad, titled “Never Backs Down,” also hypes Hogan as a “bipartisan” and “independent” leader who navigated the 2015 “Baltimore riots” and his cancer diagnosis early during his first term in office.
Hogan is the only GOP Senate candidate this cycle who has broken significantly with Trump as he runs for statewide office in a solidly blue state. He also appears to be the first Republican to seize on imagery that Democrats use to highlight chaos and extremism on the right. Hogan has previously blamed Trump for the events of Jan. 6.
The Washington Post reported the spot is part of an $8 million general-election ad buy targeting Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, who has spent $1 million on ads.
Hogan left office as Maryland governor in 2022 with high approval ratings, but he’s tried to distance himself from Trump and the national GOP as he runs for federal office in a state where Democrats significantly outnumber Republicans.
In March, Hogan, who previously weighed running for president in 2024 on a third-party ticket, said he wouldn’t vote for Trump. He also didn’t show up to the Republican National Convention, where Republicans celebrated Trump as he accepted the party’s presidential nomination.
An August public poll of Maryland’s Senate race had Hogan tied with Alsobrooks, who has run ads reminding voters that Hogan is a “lifelong Republican.” Democrats have attempted to link Hogan to the national GOP even though the former governor has pivoted to the left on abortion rights after vetoing legislation in 2022 that would have expanded abortion access in the state.
Democrats are defending their 51-49 majority in the Senate and cannot afford to lose Maryland while also battling for seats in Trump-backing Montana and Ohio.
He should become a democrat.
