@sarobertson_ The Trump administration wants to project toughness. They should remember: Canada isn’t a 13-year-old girl on Epstein Island. Bullying and intimidation aren’t the same thing as strength.
@RachelsGhostVC its a desperate move by a desperate man. people don't admire petty. and that's what this is. remember when presidents were presidential? wouldn't that be refreshing again.
@realBrandonGill Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@ABDanielleSmith Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@TheTradeLawGuy@EScrimshaw Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@DonaldTrumpNat Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@cfishman Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@Tablesalt13 Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@Nostre_damus Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@Poeslawisalive Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@RepJackKimble Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.
@RepDebDingell Populism can force elites to address ignored problems, but it becomes dangerous when leaders exploit anger, scapegoat outsiders and weaken democratic institutions.