Oh Canada 🇨🇦

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It’s bad enough that all of the United States is reeling as the citizens worry about their jobs (government employees), their homes (children of immigrants born in the USA), their healthcare (Medicare threatened), and their retirement (social security).

We kind of earned it by voting for an absolute maniac and his wealthy sidekick who is also basically insane. 

I say, we ‘earned’ it because a large portion of our population can’t see through the con.

All the money will be transferred to the wealthy. That’s the goal. 

Citizens be damned.

Yet, I’m also feeling horrific for our neighbors to the north.

I’ve spent a lot of time in Canada at baseball games, Springsteen concerts, and at Happy Jacks - a Chinese restaurant that my Mom loved.

I have seen the Falls from the Canadian side.

I may have visited a gentleman’s club up there too.

Canadians have a reputation for being overly nice. They are!

Always very welcoming and they were welcomed here.

Just a great neighbor that is now booing everything American.

Horrible!

Canada’s economy is in turmoil.

For nothing!

The administration is evidently mad about how unfair the trade agreement is…

…the same president crying about it is the one who signed it!

Tariffs because of drugs pouring in…

..from Canada????

That’s garbage - there was 40 pounds of fentanyl confiscated at that border.

This is all so unforgivable.

Three nations - Canada, Mexico and the USA - all in absolute chaos.

Due to the rantings of a lunatic.

Sad.

Hopefully we can somehow be the neighbor that we are supposed to be.

Canada was always good to us…

…they simply don’t deserve this.

American citizens know the feeling.

We don’t deserve this either.

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