Your smile is your logo, your personality is your business card, how you leave others feelings after an experience with you becomes your trademarkโฆ ๐๐
@CarolAnnCl4ayv@0ivankaTrump1 Some of these comments are so enthusiastically devoted that I genuinely wonder whether thereโs a paycheck involved. Surely this level of flattery canโt be volunteer work. ๐
@lcastjr@0ivankaTrump1 โProven it in practiceโ is quite a claim. For many families affected by his immigration policies and ICE enforcement, โgreatโ probably isnโt the word that comes to mind.
@0ivankaTrump1 B โ No. At this point, the endless polls asking essentially the same question are becoming almost as ridiculous as the answers they seem to be fishing for.
@AmericaRecharge A โ Yes. Although holding a sign that says โDo you think Iโm Idiot?โ does make the question feel remarkably self-answering. ๐๐๐
@BigDawg31779 Yes, unfortunately, Trump is president. Exactly. So he gets to own the consequences instead of endlessly blaming Obama, Biden, Clinton, Harris, Newsom, or whoever is convenient that day. At some point, accountability has to come with the title.
@LibertyNut1 Yes. And Iโm not even American. Watching the United States being represented by him on the world stage is embarrassing enough from across the border. Canada has front-row seats to the spectacle โ unfortunately.
@0DonaldTrumpJr1 2 โ Absolutely not. Iโd rather avoid the handshake and the extensive decontamination procedure my hand would require afterward. Some risks simply arenโt worth taking.
@0ivankaTrump1 E - 0%. Trust Trump? He hasnโt even delivered on his own promises. At this point, the only thing he consistently delivers is disappointment. Worst president that country has ever had.
@DonaldTrumpJrQ2 As a Canadian, I would rather see no agreement at all than see Canada accept terms that compromise its sovereignty.
Canada is a sovereign country, not an extension of the United States โ and certainly not its 51st state. ๐จ๐ฆ
Really sorry, your father is a moron.
@PierrePoilievre Canadians are tired of hearing attacks and slogans. Instead of obsessing over Mark Carney, explain your plan. Real leaders offer solutions, not constant complaints.