MSNBC Hypes Canada 'Intervening' With 'Autocratic' U.S.'s 2024 Election

NewsBusters ^ | Mark Finkelstein

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Will Justin Trudeau don his Indian garb as he bravely leads his troops south over the border to rescue America?

And will American liberals--who always promise to move to Canada if things don't go their way politically, but never actually vamoose--actually skedaddle this time?

Both questions arise in light of a segment on his MSNBC show Sunday morning that Jonathan Capehart devoted to panicky Canadians freaking out over Donald Trump.

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[governsleastgovernsbest]

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Look for Justin Trudeau, in full Indian garb, to bravely lead Canadian troops south over the border to rescue America! :-)

Ping to Liberal Media Criticism list.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

What will happen the first time “General” Justin meets a Marine?

[SmokingJoe]

Trudeau couldn’t lead a troop of donkeys let alone real troops across the border.
He’d pee his pants in fear.

[dfwgator]

[SmokingJoe]

“There's one headline that says:
“If the next presidential election reveals the U.S. hurdling toward possible violence and autocracy, should Canada try to intervene?”

Well if these Canadians are fed up with life, they can feel free to intervene.

[toddausauras]

How can the left even mention the word authoritarianism in reference to Trump/conservatives when they have championed lockdowns, masks, untested vaccines?

[sauropod]

Fiona Hill. /massive eyeroll

[sauropod]

I mean seriously, did everybody forget she testified at one of Trump’s impeachment trials?

[windsorknot]

MSNBC thinks that excising the tumor of Joy Reid might be the answer to its problem, but the cancer has metastasized throughout.

[Bikkuri]

Who is she?

[libertylover]

And will American liberals--who always promise to move to Canada if things don't go their way politically, but never actually vamoose--actually skedaddle this time?

Ever notice, they're all in favor of no southern border but when the claim they'll leave no one ever says they'll go to Mexico?

[griswold3]

“Blame Canada!”

[Peter ODonnell]

I think all this could be in the real world is some sort of partial internal processing of the obvious fact that Dominion voting systems had something to do with the 2020 outcome.

As for its relevance to reality in Canada today, zero. I don’t know one person who has any desire to cross the border to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president. I think Ted Cruz was the last person to do that.