What Legacy Does Trump Leave?

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Mystic said:
You actually imagine that Canadians get to vote in American congressional elections?
The net rsesult of your plea is that members of this site will vote 1-0 for Republicans.
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That was part of the quoted post from Robert REich... you do realize that right?
 
Mystic said:
You actually imagine that Canadians get to vote in American congressional elections?
The net rsesult of your plea is that members of this site will vote 1-0 for Republicans.
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If that's what you got from the article I posted then your cognitive skills have deteriorated further than I had thought.
 
This is interesting:

"Yes, since President Trump’s return to office, British Columbia (B.C.) has intensified efforts to recruit U.S. healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses, to address staffing shortages. Health Minister Josie Osborne highlighted that current U.S. political challenges—such as the federal government’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization, reductions in public services, and restrictions on reproductive rights—provide an opportunity to attract American healthcare workers to B.C. 

To facilitate this recruitment, B.C. is streamlining the licensing process for internationally trained professionals. The province is collaborating with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC to enable U.S.-trained doctors to obtain full licenses without additional assessments or training. Similarly, the BC College of Nurses and Midwives is expediting licensure for American registered nurses, reducing the process from months to weeks. 

Additionally, B.C. has expanded the Practice Ready Assessment program, which allows internationally educated family doctors to practice in the province. The program has grown from 32 seats to 96 seats annually to accommodate more candidates. 

These initiatives aim to address the critical shortage of healthcare professionals in B.C. and improve access to medical services for residents."


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Imagine going into politics so you can bully folks about their thoughts ... without thinking that the numbers in the undertow may be dangerous to the bully?

Thus the undercurrent remains quiet just waiting for ... you know what happens in the end? Yep GOBS height ... it flies as a lord on a pole ... just she*ight!

Some believe that religious study avoids politics ... ever hear of fertile grounds of being ??? This is basic often caustic exchange requiring complex carbonic acids! Cell you sites ... some bound by amino acids that are not true acids ... but part of how we express our deeper selves ... as hombres? These are often stunned by tales from the west --- Mark Twain offspring ... donkeys as metaphorical Satyr! Unreal events ... just Black Clouds ... palls? The shadow prevails ... after the goings on under the tree on the hillside ... you can almost smell the divine bi fark ... related to bifurcations and the contention of the exceptional tree ... out there in it field next to the stone Wahl ...

What do mortals know? We are directed by leaders to be quiet ... thus dumb Eris as is ... a great vacant spot in time and space! Nothing to it ...

Excellent for storing despised mental activities ... the conception of a little singularity! Enough to bust up what incarnated as normal ...
 
Tell me again what Trump said he was going to bring down?

I get lost in the pious expressions of what is determined ... and then we find it was somewhat uncertain as Schrodinger's Cat ... the implications are smelly ...

Contingent ... you just never know those that bow to the enemy while saying they don't do that ... that's political eh?
 
A). The article you supply does not deal with farming.

B). TRump’s tariffs will level economic playing fields of all kinds in the same way an earthquake will level the landscape.
 
Dementia increasing.

This whole clusterfeck is not going to go well for either of the two countries. But it wasn't our fecking idea, so if mr. drumph is determined to drive two economies to s**t so be it. We're kinda geographically attached.
 
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Alberta has a GDP per capita of approximately CAD 96,576.

In comparison, Mississippi has a figure of USD 53,061.

When converted to the same currency, Alberta's GDP per capita is significantly higher than Mississippi's, indicating that Alberta is wealthier
 
I do not understand the need for the comparison. A large chunk of the income from production in Alberta leaves as net income for oil companies.
 
Jaebius said:
Alberta has a GDP per capita of approximately CAD 96,576.

In comparison, Mississippi has a figure of USD 53,061.

When converted to the same currency, Alberta's GDP per capita is significantly higher than Mississippi's, indicating that Alberta is wealthier
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LOL. You seem to be addressing a claim no one is making that every state in the USA is more prosperous than every province in Canada.
M:ississippi is per capita the poorest sate in America.
 
Trump's tariffs are getting mixed reviews in the USA.
What most disturbs me is the lack of protest I see among my American acquaintances over Trump's talk of annexing Canada and Greenland.
 
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