Dougie, your the least angry man i have seen on here

Thanks tumbleweed! Actually, i'm not angry at all. There's one person I despise on "Iggy" Other than that, I ain't got a problem with anybody here.

Rainman
We’re just waiting for Canada to retaliate by changing the name of Lake Erie to “Lake Epstein.” Two can play this childish game.
Please like and share if you want a president who focuses on real issues, not petty and vindictive publicity stunts!

Yet here you are, all bent out of shape, acting like this is more than a publicity stunt.
You despise the guy, don't believe a word he says, but allow everything and anything he says, ruin your day.
That's unhealthy. 
Ignore him and don't speak about him for a week.    You will feel better.

You're right!  2 can play the game!

Unfortunately, there is a senile, demented old man DJT that doesn't know it's a game!  Nothing but a power and ego trip for him!  Down the road, the world will see how foolish this actually is today!

The media makes it too hard not to resist how stupid and dumb DJT really is!  Someone has to keep reminding drew that he has to get out of his fantasy world and back into the real world!

Thanks for the suggestion. 

Thanks for a polite and constructive response, unlike someone else here.

Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions

Somebody hide the maps — Trump has another petty grievance.
On Thursday, Trump signed an executive order directing the Interior Department to recognize Lake Ontario as “Lake America” in the United States’ geographic naming system.
The order arrived amid his escalating trade fight with Canada, transforming a shared body of water into the latest victim of Trump’s moods.
Prime Minister Mark Carney responded with the political equivalent of adjusting his cufflinks before delivering a history lesson.
The lake touches New York and the Canadian province that bears its name.
Its waters have sustained Indigenous nations for generations, connected communities across an international border and carried commerce between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic.
A presidential signature can alter terminology used by American federal agencies, true.
Canada, mapmakers and the rest of humanity retain their own vocabularies.
Carney’s reply also carried an unmistakable warning: power cannot manufacture truth simply by issuing an order.
Geography comes with history, memory, and people who already know where they are.
In conclusion, we have to ask (again): doesn’t Trump have anything better to do?

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