Great Bluesky post today

[red dog 1]

Canada: Our Prime Minster studied at Oxford and Harvard, was the Governor of both the Banks of England and Canada, and is recognized as one of the sharpest financial minds around.

America: oh yeah? Our guy has to take dementia tests every week.

— Just Jack (@just-jack-1.bsky.social) 2026-01-02T13:53:52.124Z

[marble falls]

1. Take dat Canadia! So much winning!

[chouchou]

2. If we don't get this so-called human being out of our minds and realities, America and Americans..

...are going to have to work extremely hard, just to get where we were at the end of Obama's rein.
We are slipping day by day.

[Random Boomer]

17. We won't get that far ever again

Trump is dismantling our medical and science research facilities, throwing out decades of data, and defunding the next generation of scientists. The best and brightest are already being lured away to Canada and Europe.

[chouchou]

18. Your words are true. Why would anybody want to play/work in a horrible reality?

[Cha]

3. Yeah and the "Dementia" giy is a

PEDO Neo Nazi.

[RVN VET71]

7. Personally, I think Ivanka could tell the world a thing or two about her daddy

I hope, after the old festering pus-sack dies, Ivanka can write her version of "Nobody's Girl".

[popsdenver]

11. Just like Miss America, from Denver, in late 50's

did after her father died??????????????????

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marilyn_Van_Derbur

[RVN VET71]

28. Yes.

It's all out there in plain sight -- because that's the way Trump likes to work. Talk about what you're doing and what you actually believe withot actually saying you actually doing it.

When/If he book were to come out, everybody would be saying "Oh, I always wondered if that was happening." Except MAGA. MAGA would call her a lying whore. . . because that's what MAGA does.

[tulipsandroses]

4. How embarassing

I still stand by what I've said all along, the people that voted for trump are either bigots, stupid or selfish. Or some combination.

[calimary]

8. And they assume the bad results that America has to suffer from Trump

certainly must come from some other source “over there somewhere.”

[CTyankee]

10. In addition to the "religiously insane," which I find a fitting description for some folks I know...

[OldBaldy1701E]

21. Man, I wish that I could say it was just a 'few'!

And, that is in my own family!

[CTyankee]

22. I just don't argue politics with the religiously insane. You'll just get a wan smile...

If they believe that God has sent Trump to Christianize the world, there's not much I can say to them. So I don't bother. For one of my contacts I only say "I hope Trump doesn't hurt you or anyone you love with his policies" and I leave it at that.

[OldBaldy1701E]

24. You and me both.

I am not in contact with those family members.

Which means I am in contact with like three people out of several dozen.

Ah well... my sanity is intact. I cannot say the same for them.

[summer_in_TX]

12. Or gullible.

Misplaced hope is a thing too.

[NJCher]

15. We have the right people

But in the case of trump, too many people threw their vote away in favor of what they thought was a quick fix. This is a problem with the American people as voters.

Somehow what our system has evolved into has allowed the worst and most malevolent person to be elected.

When you have a little time, go read the Wikipedia bio of Kamala Harris. You will wonder how one person could rack up such accomplishments in a single lifetime.

Yet we get trump. Something is very, very wrong.

[Gum Logger]

19. Marketing could have been better

[Ziggysmom]

5. Makes me wish the US had lost the Revolutionary War. The British don't have a

perfect government, but dammit the Brits are so much more civil, cultured and sophisticated than we are. I’m not crazy about the Royals, but at least they are not posting embarrassing, childish shit online and spending a quarter of their time golfing at taxpayer expense.

[BaronChocula]

9. I gave this some thought

while watching one episode of Ken Burns' series on the Revolution. There would have been no Civil War and the unresolved Southern-fried white resentment that has seemed to spread.

[Ziggysmom]

13. I didn't even think of that, I looked it up on Google. The British inspired abolishment worldwide.

First, the Slave Trade Act of 1807 banned the transportation of enslaved people within the Empire, and then the landmark Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 outlawed slavery entirely in most British colonies. Then in 1838 full emancipation was granted to all former slaves in the British colonies.

I pray all Dems turn out to vote in the 2026 mid terms and we gain control of Congress.

[BaronChocula]

14. Praying here too!

[Stardust Mirror]

26. The 1772 Somerset Decision may have been partial motivation for the American Revolution

The Somerset decision, from the 1772 Somerset v. Stewart case in England, was a landmark ruling by Lord Mansfield that declared chattel slavery was not supported by English common law, preventing an enslaver from forcibly removing an enslaved man, James Somerset, from England.

[Gum Logger]

20. In the words of James Webb, you ignore the Scotch-Irish at your peril

[Scully]

23. Maybe it's not too late for the King to take us back....

.... hey Charles, are you listening? (kidding, of course, but you make a decent point).

[James48]

6. And he ACE'd 'em all!

[boonecreek]

16. Just about spewed on my laptop.

Then realized how the rest of the world sees us today.

[Racygrandma]

25. Yesm

Yeah, I tink I need therapy

[spanone]

27. 🤪K&R