A tale of two leaders

I believe we are seeing historical events taking place south of the border.

Donald Trump is the most unique, controversial and quite possibly the best leader of all time, in my opinion.

After reading as much as I could find of the infamous Meuller report, I realize just how ridiculous the sour grapes witch hunt the dems have been on the last few years has been.

In one example, Trump, having been told by someone that he was not personally being investigated for collusion asks if that person can’t do something to let people know that, that’s its hurting his reputation and not allowing him to do what he was elected to do. He was told “to sit and just wait until he was exonerated."

He said that could take years and he needs to get on with being president. (Who wouldn’t try to defend themselves if wrongly accused rather than let speculation fester, as it did).

That person later says, when pressed by the dems, he “interpreted” the “request” as more of a threat, so of course the desperate dems want to call it obstruction.

What a joke. History has never seen such sore losers as the current band of dems, and the whole country is suffering as a result of their relentless attack.

Meanwhile, the hands of the only politician I’ve ever seen who is actually trying to make good on “all” of his campaign promises continues to be criticized and thwarted for his every move.

Funny how almost half of the democratic lawmakers admit not having even read the report (too cumbersome). 

Meanwhile, back in Canada, we praise (and will no doubt re-elect) the self-loving, photo-op seeking, make good on nothing he promised (oh wait, he legalized dope) worst leader in history. Go figure!

Ken Quesnel