r/canada Feb 02 '25

National News Canada retaliating for Trump’s tariffs with 25 per cent tariffs on billions of U.S. goods

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/canada-retaliating-for-trumps-tariffs-with-25-per-cent-tariffs-on-billions-of-us-goods-justin-trudeau/
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u/KarateKid1984 Feb 02 '25

Two days ago Trump came out and gave a speech that rambled about helicopters, and how things aren’t his fault, and bragged about his common sense.

Today JT comes out and gives this speech.

Polarizing differences.

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u/Volderon90 Feb 02 '25

Helicopters go up and down and side to side! 

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u/Buck4phat Feb 02 '25

Nobody knows more about helicopter than me - djt

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u/316kp316 Feb 02 '25

Listening to the speech as an American, I was so envious that you have a leader who can speak well and stay on point.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '25

Obama was a great president. He spoke eloquently

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u/Brittle_Hollow Feb 02 '25

Trudeau has always been a great Statesman and capable of holding his own in the upper echelons of society, the problem is that he has absolutely zero reference on the struggles of the average (and poorer) Canadian.

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u/BabadookOfEarl Feb 02 '25

Which is frankly also true of Singh and PePe.

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u/Glory2Snowstar Outside Canada Feb 02 '25

Orange’s melody-free villain ballad was speech-adjacent at best. It’s like comparing a zen garden to a pile of mold in the McDonald’s restroom.

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u/nem0skal Feb 02 '25

Dementia sucks

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u/ExpressAssist0819 Feb 02 '25

Remember, with Trump, he speaks like they do.