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Canadian PM Carney Rejects Trump's Annexation Remarks as Journalist Warns of U.S.-Canada Conflict

Amid escalating tensions, Stephen Marche highlights potential risks of U.S. rhetoric and constitutional instability, while Trump continues to advocate for annexation.

Overview

  • Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney firmly dismissed President Trump's suggestion that Canada could become a U.S. state, stating it is 'not for sale ever,' to which Trump replied, 'Never say never.'
  • President Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of annexing Canada, calling it a potential solution to economic and defense ties, further straining bilateral relations.
  • Journalist Stephen Marche warned on MSNBC that war between the U.S. and Canada is 'no longer unthinkable,' citing Trump's rhetoric and America's internal instability.
  • Marche pointed to growing numbers of Republicans viewing Canada as an adversary and suggested that constitutional crises often lead to violence against neighboring nations.
  • The imposition of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods and Trump's territorial ambitions have heightened Canadian concerns over sovereignty and potential conflict.