You are correct, you didn't. Blue Mountain did. And then you joined in on the conversation in support of him. I assumed, incorrectly, that you were actually agreeing with him. More below.
I can't imagine why. I made my posts very specific, but I digress.
You didn't actually pay attention to Blue Mountain's post when you inserted yourself into our exchange.
I didn't know you were so sensitive about it. I'll be sure to point it when I see you do the same now that I know it bothers you so much.
His post wasn't about whether our relationship with Canada improved or soured, nor was it a comparison of Biden vs. Trump in regards to Canada.
Yes, I totally get that. That's why the post that you responded to, or I guess the conversation that you inserted yourself into since it wasn't addressed at you (again, I know you hate that), was explaining to Hercules why my statements about Canada's politics were relevant to this
thread, not yours and Blue Mountains conversation. They're two different things, you see.
He made a claim that the direction of Canadian elections were an indicator of how future US politics might move.
Right, and my point in bringing up my location, Canada's elections, and it's relevance to the US is that it will be an indicator. They will be an indicator for the reasons I listed. North Dakotans, especially farmers, are losing money. The cities are losing tax revenue. Jack Daniels, and the Kentucky community surrounding it, will also be taking a huge hit since whiskey has been a #1 target for foreign countries. Canada stuck with the Left because of what they saw coming from the American right. The people of America will see the same thing, especially when their medicare gets slashed, rural schools struggle to stay open, etc. and will also go left. Canada is in indicator. You can argue against it all you want, but I just straight up think you're wrong.
Your claim in this post has nothing to do with that. Whatever your opinion about US/Canada relations, they have little to do with what US voters will do, because US/Canada relations are not a top priority for any significant number of US voters.
Thank you. This post goes to show how little you know about the people along the Northern border. You also don't understand in any way, shape or form how Canadians, and their purchase power, will impact our elections. You're the typical Trump supporter. From top to bottom.