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WOW! Moments ago, Alberta, Canada Premier Danielle Smith just completely turned the argument around on President Trump, calling out his misinformation. “The Problem at our border appears to be drugs coming up from the US and into Canada — cocaine or crystal meth. The issue of migrants seems to...

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AntiShiftyvor 1 Jahr

WOW!

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Rock Paper Sizzlevor 2 Jahren

💪 Merica, we're taking it back. 💯 You like Trump, you know it, time to show it. ✅ T's for Trump here:

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Here's another fact. There's no trade imbalance between Canada and the United States.

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Wow

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So after years of screaming about the southern border, turns out the real issue is drugs and people coming from the US into Canada. Guess we won’t be hearing much about this on Fox News.

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See it is not hard to tell the truth

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The Middle Fingervor 1 Jahr

Boy you really root for Canada don't you?

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Now she is just lying about immigrants. Canada literally lost 50k “students”… where did they go?

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HODL Disastervor 1 Jahr

@egod0x Don’t forget guns. Most of the weapons in Canada come from the US.

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