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President Obama’s Blatant Attempt to Influence Canadian Voters
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 18 October 2019 6:01
And further fuel cynicism about the election. No sitting or past president has ever so blatantly pushed Canadians to vote for a specific candidate. Liberals seem to think that’s okay but they sure wouldn’t if the shoe was on the other foot.