Comments by "Tim Chisholm" (@focusedeye) on "MeidasTouch" channel.

  1. That was an epic rant. His sincere "thanks for listening" brought it home.
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  2. Remember, Trump did say he loves the uneducated.
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  3. ​ @jerrdan100 You should keep up kid, your "dictator" just resigned n his own, earlier this morning. Real dictators don't do that.
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  4. "There's a sucker born every minute."
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  5. ​ @briankeebler4634 Even worse, he had and may again have access to the nuclear codes. This Canadian is concerned.
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  6. Both Colombia and British Columbia, the western most province in Canada. Thank-you for not voting for the Orange Mango.
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  7. Come on Michael, tell us how you really feel.
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  8.  @Uprising771  It would be thrilling if it wasn't really happening.
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  9. ​ @brucebolton7184 I think it's tied into his trillion dollar break for the muti millionaires.
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  10.  @terrirideout9683  You forgot Peterson.
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  11. My money is on Matt Gates.
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  12. ​Canada imports Mexico citrus fruits.
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  13. ​ @xthanman You're point is?
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  14. So her admission is basically she would have been doing exactly the same thing 20 years ago when there were no infrared cameras to catch her?
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  15. ​ @yunnyww Appreciate that, as Canada also supports Mexico.
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  16. ​ @RendaJane Look Natasha, squirrel and moose together again.
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  17. ​@amossimon3438 You should learn how to spell the Monroe Doctrine. I don't think President James Monroe back in 1823 expected a US President to become a puppet master, or wanna-be king, aka Trump.
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  18. ​@fishbike9103 Most ESL people I've interacted with can spell far better than most US citizens I've met.
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  19. ​ @nevbaker7642 Not yet. Trump is still running.
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  20. ​ @presspound7358 Thought experiment: If PP becomes our new PM and kowtowed to Trump, BC secedes from Canada. Washington State, Oregon and California secede from the USA and join BC to form Cascadia complete with Universal Healthcare and stricter gun control. Maybe Alaska would join us? Sounds like a win, win, win and win and possibly yet another win.
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  21. This is most best well thought out, straight from the heart, with no sugar coating, diatribe I've seen in ages. Keep up the great work. Signed: The concerned Canadian living above the meth lab below.
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  22.  @pixie6133  As a sperm donor at least 32. Speaking on a friends experience.
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  23. He actually speaks, Punjabi, English and French. Is wiki is a great read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagmeet_Singh
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  24. ​​ Tessmage_Tessera I think the democracy practised in the US is a more nuanced made in America version.
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  25. ​ @fatefulchaos The irony runs deep in this one.
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  26. ​@Momcat_maggiefelinefan He's referencing the Orange Mango aka Trump.
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  27. What part is "Trump is out to win; at any cost" don't you understand.
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  28. Trump does love the uneducated.
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  29. ​ @TomDoerfler Alberta is the outlier province and since the 1970's has had the moniker "Texas North".
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  30.  @JennyferPepin  NDP?
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  31. ​ Tessmage_Tessera But your personal vote for US President means diddley squat. The Electoral College picks the US President.
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  32. ​ @jannichi6431  Yes we do need a wall along the 49th.
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  33. ​@dustinmetz8283 I call BS. Both hit family members for startup cash Maybe do some "research".
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  34. ​@DoomsdayHustle Not going to happen.
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  35. This Canadian says "Build that wall...along the 49th...and make the USA pay for it."
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  36. ​​ @jus10lewissr Search the jet he flew in on.
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  37. ​@arditifin3187 Excellent idea! Now we can quit selling you our heavily discounted crude Albertan oil. Time to jack the price up to take care of Canadians and not supporting the USA.
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  38. Enjoy your content. Really dislike the ads included in the video; especially when I've already pay Youtube their Premium feeto exclude me from all their tacked-on ads.
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  39.  @markwebber526  Tell us you're a racist, without telling us you're a racist.
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  40.  @venividivici20  "Unfortunately Mr. Singh is not the leader to make the NDP relevant as he has not made any seat gains during his tenure as leader." I think he's spent his whole life trying to prove himself worthy. This 70 year old Canadian Senior asks why federally our do we keep banging our collective heads against the wall? We actually don't vote any winning party in; we vote out the previous party. Liberal & Conservative have been the only federal government I've ever known. Drastic times call for drastic measures; Jagmeet could definitely stand up to Trump. He'd definitely get my vote, but don't live in his riding. The various provincial NDP governments across Canada have achieved numerous positive outcomes since their inception. Here's a list of key accomplishments: - Introduced Canada's first Collaborative Emergency Centres for 24/7 emergency care[1] - Improved rural healthcare by recruiting more doctors and nurse practitioners[1] - Expanded mental health services, including crisis intervention and school clinicians[1] - Implemented newborn screening tests for additional conditions[1] - Balanced the budget in Nova Scotia when only three other provinces could do so[1] - Increased minimum wage for four consecutive years in Nova Scotia[1] - Reduced small business tax rate by 40% in Nova Scotia[1] - Invested in autism support for pre-school children[1] - Implemented class size caps and increased reading assistance in schools[1] - Opened nearly 1,000 new long-term care beds in Nova Scotia[1] - Enacted Canada's first Cyber-Safety law to address bullying[1] - Increased renewable energy goals and protected Georges Bank from oil drilling[1] - Introduced Pharmacare in British Columbia[3] - Established a minimum income for seniors in British Columbia[3] - Implemented province-wide kindergarten in British Columbia[3] - Created the Agricultural Land Reserve in British Columbia to protect against urban sprawl[3] - Launched major hydroelectricity development projects in Manitoba[4] - Introduced public auto insurance in Manitoba[4] - Amalgamated the city of Winnipeg[4] - Played a key role in the repatriation of the Canadian constitution and development of the Charter of Rights[5] - Expanded wind power and introduced the Seniors' Drug Plan in Saskatchewan[5] - Formed 26 provincial and territorial governments across Canada[6] - Implemented public housing initiatives[4] - Reduced Medicare premiums in Manitoba[4] - Introduced new taxes on mining resources in Manitoba[4] - Preserved public ownership of utilities like SaskPower and SaskTel in Saskatchewan[5] Citations: [1] https://www.nsndp.ca/accomplishments [2] https://www.ndp.ca/communities [3] https://jacobin.com/2021/07/sixty-years-canada-new-democratic-party-ndp-barret-romanow-harcourt [4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Democratic_Party_of_Manitoba [5] https://www.saskndp.ca/ourhistory [6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Democratic_Party
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  41. I wonder if Rep. Jerry Carl is truly, really part of MAGA. At 7:25 he screws up his reading, appologies, then corrects himself. Trump never offers an appology or corrects himself.
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  42. Oh come on Paul...tell us how you really feel.
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  43. Maybe god didn't want her to reproduce..and for good reason.
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  44. 1:13 has the chyron reading "Donal Trump". Wow! Total professionalism.
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  45. As a Canadian, I can only say "Build that Wall...along the 49th."
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  46. ​ @bobbieforseth7027 That's a bit awkward, eh? Kind of like "the enemy of my enemy is my friend?" Maybe move to Calgary?
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  47. Isn't there some rule re: sporting the Stars and Stripes on a bikini?
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  48. ​@kaitlannn Canada takes advantage of the USA by selling you discounted oil since the./s
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  49. ​ @Shadowband The late Ivanna Trump is buried at Trumps Bedminster Golf Course in New Jersey.
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  50. @ We have one Prime Minister and currently has 10 Provincial Premiers and 3 Territorial Premiers, for a total of 13 Premiers[1][2]. These Premiers are members of the Council of the Federation and represent the provinces and territories across Canada[1]. The 10 Provincial Premiers are: - Doug Ford (Ontario) - François Legault (Quebec) - Tim Houston (Nova Scotia) - Susan Holt (New Brunswick) - Wab Kinew (Manitoba) - David Eby (British Columbia) - Dennis King (Prince Edward Island) - Scott Moe (Saskatchewan) - Danielle Smith (Alberta) - Andrew Furey (Newfoundland and Labrador) The 3 Territorial Premiers are: - R.J. Simpson (Northwest Territories) - Ranj Pillai (Yukon) - P.J. Akeeagok (Nunavut) Citations: [1] https://canadaspremiers.ca/about/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_first_ministers_of_Canada [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_(Canada) [4] https://canadaspremiers.ca [5] https://thecanadaguide.com/data/provincial-premiers/ [6] https://www.craigmarlatt.com/canada/government/premiers.html [7] https://www.legassembly.sk.ca/library/research-help/premiers-of-canada-and-leaders-of-opposition/ [8] https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/learn-about-canada/governement.html
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