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"Elbows Up, Canada!"

What a week it's been for Canada. It feels like we're living in a different world, where our once closest ally, the United States, is now acting more like a rival. With Donald Trump and his crew throwing insults and disrespect our way, it's no wonder we're all feeling a bit betrayed. After decades of working hand-in-hand with the U.S., standing together during WWII, and teaming up on countless missions, it's tough to see things take such a turn.

We're talking about a partnership that helped make the U.S. the powerhouse it is today, and now it seems like they're trying to undermine our independence. It's like having a friend suddenly turn into a bully, and it's unsettling, to say the least. The antics coming out of the White House these days feel more like something out of a bad movie than reality.

But here's the silver lining: Canadians are rallying. We're coming together, stronger and more united than ever. "Elbows up" has become our new rally cry, symbolizing our determination to stand firm against these challenges. It's a call for resilience, unity, and a bit of good old Canadian grit.

What's more, Donald Trump's approval ratings have plummeted to historic lows, a feat achieved only once before in U.S. history. Can you guess when? It was during his previous tenure as President. It's astonishing how quickly American voters seem to forget.

I really hope this phrase sticks around. We need something that reminds us of our strength and keeps us motivated to push back. So let's keep saying it, sharing it, and living it. Together, we'll navigate these tumultuous times and come out stronger on the other side.

Elbows up!

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Mar 7, 2025
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