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@sportscaddy @CanadaSoccerEN @onesoccer @cafedipTO ‘Ostracize’ LOL. Here’s an idea. How about support that country that you actually live in. Is that so hard? Also, it’s voluntary, not mandatory. If you don’t want to get a free jersey, then don’t do it. Simple. But everyone knows where your loyalty lies, congrats.

@CanadaSoccerEN @onesoccer @cafedipTO Lovely way to ostracize yourselves from a community that could have thrown their support behind the home cause without being shamed into it.

Dear Italian soccer fans, Don’t wait four more years. Swap your jersey for Canada. Find us outside @cafedipTO tomorrow, April 4 2026, between 10 am to 2 pm

@BrosEvo @CanadaSoccerEN @cafedipTO Here’s an idea. If you don’t want to trade your jersey in, don’t do it. It’s *voluntary* not mandatory. Fucking idiot.

@CanadaSoccerEN @cafedipTO No you don’t. You talked cocky and took shots at them. Your coach shot his mouth off. And so now you need humbling. Going to love watching you guys get humiliated and rightfully put in your place.

@deelan94361809 @Top100Rick Golfers complain about the fans because the fans have become assholes. Not everyone obviously, but they’re complaining about the drunken louts who can’t keep their yaps shut for 5 seconds. Golf would be better off without the drunken idiots at every tournament.

@Top100Rick It’s all to do with each player’s personality. Rickie has always been great to the fans and has had swagger throughout his career. Zach Johnson lost a Ryder cup and complains about the fans, golf courses, and players whenever he gets the chance

Is Zach Johnson the reverse Rickie Fowler? Rickie is beloved and created a giant following without winning a major. Zach Johnson won a Green Jacket and a Claret Jug…he won majors at Augusta and The Old Course! And yet is mostly a butt of the joke.

@FrankSargentsc @Top100Rick The simple answer here is that he’s trying to do his job (yes, even if it’s a practice round) and he’s under no obligation to interact with you on a goddam teebox in the middle of a round. I would have just ignored you. Yes, he could have been nicer or not said anything at all.🤷‍♂️

@Top100Rick The entire gallery of about 30 people went completely silent. It was weird and I was embarrassed but I have no idea why. My opinion changed in the wink of an eye. It was on #5; maybe he was scared of that tee shot? 🤷

@daniel_lau92830 @KeithOlbermann Maga - constantly, neverfuckingendingly twisting themselves in knots and moving the goalposts to justify their shitty behaviour. Congratulations. You’re all horrible people. Hypocrites and simpletons, yes, but also just plain horrible human beings. Well done.

@KeithOlbermann You really can't see the difference between winning the Stanley Cup and winning an Olympic gold medal? And how one would make visiting the President of the United States a different story than the other?

This you, you fraudulent, preening, uninformed, hypocritical fat fuck?

@randy56276 @KeithOlbermann There’s no statute of limitations on hypocrisy or stupidity. You just proved that.

@KeithOlbermann Dude, that’s from 2012 (when you were still employed). It’s 2026, you got nothing else to do? What a sad, lonely life!

@Phillip65736730 @nytimes @TheAthletic I think you have it exactly, precisely, backwards. Hint: trump and maga are the actual natzees. Congrats, you’re clueless. And part of a cult.

@nytimes @TheAthletic This is the kind of propaganda Hitler used to dehumanize his targets. The NYT has become utterly disgusting in their hatred of the USA..

From @TheAthletic: U.S. men’s hockey stars Jack and Quinn Hughes responded to what Jack called the “backlash” the team has faced surrounding their post-Olympic call with President Trump and his comments about the U.S. women's team. nyti.ms/3MXwfBs

@Zigmanfreud @AJC_DoesItAll @allenanalysis Respectfully, you sound like a fucking idiot. Can you twist yourself in any more knots to defend the indefensible? I can only imagine what you’d be doing and saying if he was a Democrat. Grow a fucking spine ffs.

@AJC_DoesItAll @allenanalysis They didn’t wan’t to give the freak show credibility and the morons would claim they are protecting a child sex abuser.

🚨 BREAKING: Not a single Republican showed up for Les Wexner’s deposition today — the billionaire longtime Epstein associate whose name appears repeatedly in the files. Zero. Oversight. From the GOP. Wexner also says the FBI and DOJ have never contacted him. After years of “release the files” rhetoric, they won’t even show up to question one of Epstein’s closest financial backers.

@RichardMccrar20 @RichardHerrey Hahahahahaha. Congrats. You’re a fucking idiot. 🙄🤡

@RichardHerrey They are like democrats, the only way they can win is by cheating.

Canada curses Swedish player, and lies in front of the whole world. Clip clearly shows them cheating in the Olympics by touching the stone with the finger. #Sweden #Canada #Curling

@ReillyRick @james_xond Couldn’t agree more

@james_xond Fox News.

Can anyone pin-point the exact moment where everything in society just got substantially worse?

@JohnHagendaus @hughhewitt The simple answer is that they are dummies, and part of a cult. The longer answer is that Trump wants Canada. Wants the oil, wants the critical minerals, wants the water. Crazy stuff when you think about it, but here we are. Because no one will stand up to this utter buffoon.

@hughhewitt China might be a different story. But how many countries have they crossed the ocean to take over? Things like that don't happen in real life. And that isn't just because of the US. It's because something like that is innately difficult. Why don't you Trump stans realize that?

Make time to listen to Canadian PM Mark Carney’s speech and Q-and-A at Davos. It is quietly but quite definitely anti-American. Thoroughly so, though cowardly in its avoidance of naming us or President Trump. The former banker got a standing ovation from the bankers annual pep rally. Of course he would. But as you listen, keep in mind some facts. First, Carney purports to speak for the “Middle Powers” —a variant of the non-aligned nations of the Cold War. Which is odd since Canada depends almost entirely on America for its national defense and for freedom of the seas that allows it to sell its oil. Second, Canada has 42 million people and a GDP of 2.4 trillion but doesn’t even spend 2% of that GDP on defense. (It promises to reach 2% by 2030. Right.) It is not a “Middle Power.” Carney says he stands with Greenland and Denmark (against whom he doesn’t say because in a uniquely cowardly approach to rhetoric he doesn’t name @POTUS or the U.S.), but when asked in the Q-and-A if there’s an “off ramp” on the subject, Carney is hopeful about the “discussions which have been catalyzed in an unusual way.” Carney talks about the need for Europe and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (which doesn’t exist) to expand so as to counteract the “hegemons.” Yes, really he did. China and the U.S., just two hegemons. No differences at all. He doesn’t mention the $62 billion trade surplus Canada has with the U.S. In fact his speech is free of the reality of hard facts. (He does mention that Canada has submarines. It does. 4. The newest was commissioned in 2015. The other 3 were commissioned in 2003 (2) and 2000 (1).) Canada has a standing military of 68,000. Unlike Poland and Finland which are also frontline states with Russia, Canada doesn’t actually have any ability to repulse conventional incursions from Russia without the U.S. to quickly back it up. In short, it is a cowardly bit of theater by a banker for bankers, an anti-Trump speech by the fellow who just got back from warmly embracing Xi. (The genocide of the Uyghurs, the crushing of Hong Kong’s freedoms, the ongoing threat to Taiwan, Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment —none of that distinguishes the “hegemons.”) The truth —the real, hard facts of the world— is that Canada is not a “middle power.” It’s a small power blessed to live under the security umbrella provided for the past 80 years by the U.S., and to earn its excellent standard of living because of the freedom of the seas guaranteed by the U.S. When you hear Carney declare Canada to be an “energy superpower,” ask yourself to which countries does it sell its oil and to which countries could its oil be sold should freedom of the seas be contested? Justin Trudeau was a clown. Mark Carney appears to be a vain banker from Tom Wolff’s Bonfire of the Vanities —a “master of the universe” in an imaginary world. Of course he got a standing ovation at Davos for his “Middle Power” chest thumping. What did Canada do to itself since the days of Harper and Mulroney? The link to the speech is in the replies. Listen to it all. I hope @POTUS does.

@therealnick2 @hughhewitt It’s cute how all of a sudden you are concerned about what your allies think, after months (years really) of threats and bullying from Trump. The moment someone calls it out, then it’s their problem, not the bully’s. Classic bully behaviour

The fact the Davos crowd “stood up” for his nonsense means the US really needs to think hard about who are truly our allies and what purpose does it serve? We indirectly subsidize the growth of Europe and Canada with our market, pay for most of their security, and they don’t even respect us I was wondering why no one ever makes the point that THE USA SAVED THEM IN WW2. Glad Trump did it They constantly slam in our face they have “Universal Healthcare” and americans “dont” - while the US keeps inventing most if the medication they use, and we keep paying many times more than them for those medications (hopefully “most favored nation” program announced by Trump will fix this) I have a very low opinion of most Europes leaders and Canada too for now Recently Justin the Clown Trudeau was saying in an interview how Canadians refuse to purchase American alcohol. My opinion? They’re lucky regular americans mostly ignore them. Because if we decide to have the same attitude against them, goodbye it’s goodbye to their economy

@CaptainGusMcRae @hughhewitt Well said

Well, lookee here— @hughhewitt, once a puffed-up Beltway preacher of principle, now slobberin’ over Trump’s boots like a starved hound beggin’ for table scraps. Sold his soul so cheap you’d think it came with a clearance tag. All them years hollerin’ about character, integrity, the Constitution—poof, gone the second the MAGA circus rolled through with a guest spot and a pat on the head. Pathetic little career-clinger, tradin’ his spine for a microphone and a crumb of relevance. May the spotlight burn your tongue, you sniveling turncoat.

@the_jimmy_says @hughhewitt Maga/Repubs like to cherry pick facts to suit narrative, if they rely on facts at all, which is rare. I’ll give this guy that, at least he looked up some stats. But I don’t care what boot licking sycophants of a wanna be dictator think. Good riddance to this toxic relationship.

@hughhewitt I know you’re trying to make some point but not sure what. But Canada has the 10th largest economy in the world and is the 16th biggest military spender in the world. Not sure if you know how many countries there are in the world and what the word middle means.

@politico Sycophants gonna sycophant 🤷‍♂️

‘I’m for it’: Johnson endorses impeachment for judges who rule against Trump dlvr.it/TQTlCY

@jimgeraghty @Kasparov63 It’s a cult. 🤷‍♂️

Remember, if you object to a 79-year-old American president threatening war against a longtime NATO ally, and explicitly saying it was because he wasn’t given a Nobel Peace Prize, there are Americans who will insist that your objection is a sign of “Trump Derangement Syndrome.”

@nowoolovreyz @jkenney It’s tough to understand him because he’s a brain addled, incoherent, drugged up sack of mule shit. And a Russian asset. So there’s that.

@jkenney No stock market was crashing and no sane person with a brain believed that he wanted to occupy Greenland. How many years will it take for you highly emotional types to understand his negotiating tactics?

Translation: the stock market was crashing because of his insane threats to occupy an ally. Just like his flip flop on “Liberation Day” tariffs after the bond market went wobbly. Principles, alliances, institutions don’t matter to him. The only guardrail is the market.

@gmurray70426 @jkenney It’s a horrible way to negotiate and a terrible way to treat your allies. But I don’t expect much from him. He’s a horrible person.

@jkenney This is how he negotiates. Start extreme, get everyone excited, settle on something in the middle. Not a forceful take over. He’ll negotiate a deal where all parties will agree. And it will make North America much safer.

@jkenney @ChantalHbert Well said

@atrupar Yep, it’s a cult. 🤷‍♂️

Mike Johnson accuses Norway of “making a political decision & not awarding the Nobel Prize to probably the most deserving individual in history of the prize. There are 8 to 10 wars & conflicts that’ve been resolved by President Trump, & he got snubbed.”