Ronald Reagan praises Canada 🇨🇦. WOW did Trump burn that down fast.

It's about Canada's 🇨🇦 and the United States trade relationship. Definitely worth a listen ☝🏼

Hey @GavinNewsom , can you make sure Trump sees this? 😉

Ronald Reagan understood the impact of tariffs and Donald Trump does not.

This is true! Tariffs are bad for both sides.

Can't believe I'm RT'ing Reagan & other right-wing politicians...but here we are...

Haha 🤣. I can't believe I'm posting them 😂😂😂

I get the impression that Reagan wouldn't be a Trump fan. DJT is doing everything RR just said not to.

I agree. He would be ashamed.

Repubs LOVE to bring up Reagan and brag about his Presidency......are they ready for the truth?

A big reason why I posted it. What would they say now?

@ncdeb6 The bots are saying Reagan was originally a Democrat. They are twisting themselves into pretzels.

@guyfelicella Well, Reagan actually was a Dem until the 1960's.....but, so was Donald Trump.

@Garnet_2203 Everyone should share this speech on the White House page.

@Garnet_2203 Do it!

@Garnet_2203 Not until you follow me 😜

@Garnet_2203 Follow back 😁

@Garnet_2203 Without a doubt.

Boy that needs to be shown over and over in the US!!!

Make it happen 😁

#Trump is no #PresidentReagan, no real #Republican, and no #American hero. He's a bull in a china shop, laying waste to the historic accomplishments of his predecessors of both parties. Everybody sees it. #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice.

What did Reagan say about liberals… about socialism… about communism??? This strategy of rolling out Regan clips simply ends bad for liberals…

And then along came, this dumbfuck.....

“Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made us partners. And necessity has made us allies. Those whom nature hath so joined together, let no man put asunder.” - JFK

Even Reagan looks like a genius compared to the orange orangutan.

Well, here's where Canada is now!

Canada in 1987 is not Canada in 2025. Decades of neglect can change relationships. Trump didn't burn that down.

Trump fucked up almost every single international relationship America had🤷

@CockburnKaren I remember thinking this guy was the devil, except for his work with the USSR I was convinced Bush jr was as well, though he didn’t seem bright enough But these men, for all their flaws, at least loved America 😐

Reagan was a good president, unlike this current asshole.

He’s still the reason the rich got richer and the poor got poorer. He’s one of the creators of Trickle Down economics.

Canada was a friend to Ronald Reagan. You’ve been shitting on Donald Trump for 10 years. You folks just got a little too big for your britches. But you’ll find out soon.

Watch a president speak naturally in complete, coherent sentences. Now a good chunk of the population doesn't want that. They want word-salads, swearing, lies, general nonsense, made up words, make embarrassing comments - all while interrupting himself to bring up someone or something that hurt his feelings, or crap on someone that dares ask a question. They like to have someone that makes them feel smart.

This is 1987 you daft twat.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

A bit hard to watch. The US and Canada used to be such close allies. I hope we can get that back.

No no, it only took a decade thanks to Justin and a slew of a socialists.

@Garnet_2203 Trump would hate this if he ever did any kind of intellectual dive into anything. But let’s all agree, his administration is dumb as a box of rocks, and the rapist could care less about actual history.

Much of America loves Canada. Having always lived in Michigan and having spent summer vacations on Manitoulin Island, it's always just been a part of my world, not another country. ❤️❤️❤️

That was 40 years ago dip💩

Wrong. Carney destroyed that by choice.

It was 40 years ago, before Canada became a communist rat hole.

Who Burned Who?👇

Oh cute an adventure in the way back machine but you forgot a few stops! Let’s explore why Canadas struggles are liberal Canadians doing: The real story starts back in the 1980s with Ronald Reagan's bold vision for America (deregulation, free markets, and unapologetic strength) found a true partner across the border in Canada's Brian Mulroney. Mulroney, who took the helm in 1984 after Pierre Trudeau's tenure, championed the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, sparking economic growth and closer ties that lifted both nations. It was a time of optimism, with Canada holding its own in living standards, even edging ahead of many advanced economies by nearly $4,000 USD per capita. Strong borders, pragmatic policies, and a focus on prosperity defined that leadership duo. Then Canada took a hard Left turn in the 2020s leading Canadians down a path of darkness. Canada under Justin Trudeau's watch was a stark reversal. What was once a beacon of stability is now grappling with self-inflicted wounds: skyrocketing healthcare wait times that leave patients in limbo under a "woke" system prioritizing ideology over access; the unchecked expansion of MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying), which critics say has veered into pressuring the vulnerable; retaliatory tariffs amid trade wars that hit everyday Canadians in the wallet; porous borders fueling housing crises and straining resources; and a raging opioid epidemic that's claimed over 40,000 lives since 2016, with little abatement despite billions spent. Meanwhile, Canada's standard of living have also slipped behind the U.S. curve, with per capita income growth lagging and productivity in freefall. Reagan and Mulroney built bridges; today's Canadian leaders seem bent on burning them. Trudeau's missteps: pushing divisive social policies over economic stability, mismanaging immigration to the point of housing shortages, and failing to curb a drug crisis while escalating trade tensions, have torched economic goodwill, alienated allies, and eroded public trust. The once-sturdy bridge of prosperity and partnership lies in ashes, replaced by a legacy of missed opportunities and fractured priorities. Under the new Prime Minister Mark Carney, things have only worsened with his disastrous decision to play foreign meddler in upcoming U.S. court cases, hailing rulings against American interests as a win for Canada, while disrespecting our former President Reagan by allowing the slicing and dicing of his iconic anti-tariff speech in a provocative ad that twisted his words out of context, sparking outrage and halting trade talks. Canada can keep right on spending $75 million on ads, playing foreign interference games and obsessing over our President, but that’s not going to fix Canada’s issues. Canada is Canada’s own worst enemy right now. It would be wise if Canadians woke up to how far they falling under their wokeness and leaders.