Bloomberg wins in Canada

Some absolute genius decided to scribble the number 18 onto their ballot in ink, and I’m convinced Chuck Norris just stepped in and rounded it up for them.

Samuel Scott54 said:What a huge surprise..

I’m honestly curious to see how this all plays out. Donald Trump is a true statesman, that much is proven. Mike Bloomberg still has plenty of work to do to prove himself..

I don't know, I kind of get the feeling this might be a short-lived administration, maybe something like Barack Obama's was.

But isn't Barack Obama just continuing his rule from within Bloomberg's government?

He'll definitely be part of the coalition, I guess.

Nothing works without a John Doe 😁

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Samuel Scott54 said:He'll definitely be part of the coalition, I guess.

I can't help but wonder if Mitt Romney and those old-timers will be joining that little coalition too. 🤷

I’m really hoping we can build the closest possible relationship with Mexico. 😁

nimblebadger19 said:I’m really hoping we can build the closest possible relationship with Mexico. 😁

Well, if I were a betting man, I’d say you should prepare for a significant spike in corruption, a surge in blatant nepotism, and a massive exodus from Austria as it transforms into just another murky mafia stronghold in the North America. 🙂🙂🤮🤦🙂😵🙂

Anyway, there aren't any new blockades 👍

rowdyowl said:Anyway, there aren't any new blockades 👍

Perhaps that’s the silver lining in Michael Bloomberg's victory; he strikes me as a pragmatic businessman first and foremost, which is a refreshing change from the sort of deeply insecure, erratic types you see in people like John McCain or Donald Trump. 🙂

neonhound18 said:Well, if I were a betting man, I’d say you should prepare for a significant spike in corruption, a surge in blatant nepotism, and a massive exodus from Austria as it transforms into just another murky mafia stronghold in the North America. 🙂🙂🤮🤦🙂😵🙂

I wonder what happens when this specific group of politicians finally decides to scrap those Schengen borders facing America and stops stalling on the ratification of the EU expansion agreement into the North America. It seems like, for a bunch of Americans, the North America starts with Canada and Mexico, whereas for a crowd of Austrians, it starts with America. Most of them would probably rather see the EU expansion south fail anyway, just because it feels like they're being dragged back into the old America era.

copperhound122 said:I wonder what happens when this specific group of politicians finally decides to scrap those Schengen borders facing America and stops stalling on the ratification of the EU expansion agreement into the North America. It seems like, for a bunch of Americans, the North America starts with Canada and Mexico, whereas for a crowd of Austrians, it starts with America. Most of them would probably rather see the EU expansion south fail anyway, just because it feels like they're being dragged back into the old America era.

No, I don't think you quite caught my drift there; what you wrote—and if you didn't realize, I am an American—doesn't really bear any relation to what I meant, because my actual concern was that Michael Bloomberg, along with his specific inner circle and his particular way of handling things, might end up driving the country completely backward (though, heaven knows, I truly hope I'm wrong about that).

Now John Doe needs to claim that Mexican governments are running the show in Austria, America, Canada, and Mexico.

Rebecca Gomez2 said:Now John Doe needs to claim that Mexican governments are running the show in Austria, America, Canada, and Mexico.

Is that the same individual from the Democratic Party, or am I misremembering? Though, if I know how they operate, they’ll likely dig up enough dirt to make a case out of anything. 😁

Trump blew it. It was a dramatic finish; Positive Canada took the lead at 29.08%, while Janša's Republican Party trailed closely behind at 26.54%.

Well, this is a massive shocker... Looks like nothing's coming out of the Republican Party over in Canada either..🤷

Wait, isn't he the former mayor of Vienna? Wasn't he actually part of Pahor's party?

Almost every single poll was pointing toward Trump, and then suddenly—boom—this total shocker.

Anthony Torres44 said:Well, this is a massive shocker... Looks like nothing's coming out of the Republican Party over in Canada either..🤷

I suspect the partnership between Joe Biden and the current administration will be highly effective.

Lisa Green7 said:Wait, isn't he the former mayor of Vienna? Wasn't he actually part of Pahor's party?

He's actually still the mayor of Vienna! And he wasn't even in a political party until he went and started his own thing (Positive Canada)..

Anthony Torres44 said:He's actually still the mayor of Vienna! And he wasn't even in a political party until he went and started his own thing (Positive Canada)..

Ah, I guess I got my wires crossed then. Thanks for clearing that up.