US EditionTrump says he doesn't care if Liberals beat Conservatives in Canada
- U.S. President Donald Trump expressed indifference about the outcome of the upcoming Canadian election, stating he prefers dealing with Liberals over Conservatives, saying, "I don't care" if the Liberals win.
- Trump criticized Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, calling him "not a MAGA guy" and referring to Poilievre's comments as negative.
- Recent polls indicate the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, is reportedly closing the gap against the Conservatives.
- The Conservative Party and the Liberal Party did not respond to media requests for comments regarding Trump's statements.
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On Canadian Election Outcome, Trump Says He Prefers to Deal With a Liberal PM Over Conservative
U.S. President Donald Trump says he doesn’t “really care” who wins the next general election in Canada, but that he prefers a Liberal at the helm, saying they would be “easier” to deal with. Trump made the comments during an interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham. During the program, which aired March 18, Ingraham questioned the president’s stance on Canada among a range of other topics. Ingraham had commented that the Liberal Party in Canada n…
The Question is not whether Trump will invade Canada - it's whether Americans will.
Trump will not invade Canada. At most, he will sit at his desk in the Oval Office and sign the declaration of war. Then go golfing. It’s the Armed Forces that will do the invading. But will they? Some generals might. Trump has picked some out for their...
Trump weighs in on federal election, would ‘rather deal with a Liberal than a Conservative’
Amid trade tensions and speculation over a looming federal election, U.S. President Donald Trump is weighing in on Canadian politics yet again, saying he’d ‘rather deal with a Liberal than a Conservative.’
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