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Small hands! Small hands! Aaaiiieeeee!
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— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 11, 2017
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- The Washington Times
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- The Hill Times
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- National Post
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- Huffington Post
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- Calgary Herald
I have watched this about one million times
Could be that Abe’s expresses the feelings of all the world leaders who have to come to Washington to pay tribute…’Oh, man, now I get to go home.’
Trudeau will do alright: two rich kids talking about the working people and the middle class,- and how trickle down will benefit them all.
Dave,
There are two kinds of rich and entitled people: a minority who see government as a force for good and helpful change à la Obama, and the majority who just want government to get out of the way. Recipe for disagreement and quick deadlock. Justin won’t leave that meeting feeling it was a positive and constructive meeting.
If Justin leaves with all his fingers ti will be a success.
If Justin leaves with all OUR fingers it will be a success