Sexual Abusers Need Not Apply

Canadian MP Charlie Angus responded to President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to make Canada the 51st U.S. state by noting that existing laws prevent "sexual abusers" from leading his nation. https://t.co/lVMpoUSKkd

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"Canada has something called democracy," the MP explained. "It means the leader is accountable to Parliament and can be replaced." 

"I bet Americans wish they had that now," he added. "And convicted sexual abusers don't get to lead our nation. We're decent folk."

Can I go to Canada and discuss Canada adding 51 provinces in order to put decent people back in charge down here?

Businessman and "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary confirmed that President-elect Donald Trump is hosting discussions at Mar-a-Lago about integrating Canada into the United States. 

O'Leary told Fox News he participated in the discussions at Mar-a-Lago after Trump suggested on Truth Social that Canada would become the "51st state."

I’m not a businessman, nor do I play one on TeeVee, but I’ve got some time, and I always wanted to visit Canada.

I had two topics that I wanted to talk to him about," O'Leary explained. "Number one was integrating Canada towards a North American union for greater strength, just period." 

"The world is a difficult place these days, and most Canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty," he continued. "So low-hanging fruit would be combined currency, for example, combining the Bank of Canada with the Fed, things like that." 

O'Leary said he pleaded with Trump to "give the Canadians a chance to re-elect a leader, just like you got re-elected, that has a four-year mandate, just like you have, and let's get down to business." 

The businessman also presented Trump with a plan to purchase TikTok from its Chinese parent company. "Trump will be who we have to work with to close the deal in the months ahead," O'Leary explained. "So I wanted to let him know, as well as others in his cabinet, that we're doing this and we're gonna need their help."

I can speak for we, the people, right? Or does O’Leary have a mouse in his pocket?

Either way, does Trump think this is how government works? Or does he just like the attention?