The Canadians Who Say: ‘Trump, Take
My Country—Please!’
Posted By: 4250Luis, 12/29/2024 5:13:30 AM
OTTAWA—Every day, just before sunset, 33-year-old Ryan Hemsley heads to Clover Point, a scenic stretch along the southern coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada’s westernmost province. When the weather is clear, he can look across the Strait of Juan de Fuca and see the Olympic Mountains in Washington State. “Subconsciously, there’s something that keeps bringing me here every day,” Hemsley told me. Watching the Seattle ferry return to the U.S., his thoughts drift to an unlikely fantasy. “How can I be a stowaway so I can be an American?” he said.
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— allowing warrant-less raids — as
murder rate soars 6 replies
— allowing warrant-less raids — as
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Biden answered:
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2024 story was Biden’s ‘obvious cognitive decline’ 24 replies
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The hunters are becoming the hunted.
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Illinois Board of Education to Use Nearly
$20 Million in Federal Grants on Electric
School Buses 14 replies
$20 Million in Federal Grants on Electric
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