Social Media Slams Donald Trump's 'Unhinged' Canada Maps
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The president-elect's "Oh Canada" post drew ire online.
President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday used his Truth Social platform to continue to ramp up his rhetoric regarding somehow merging the United States with Canada.
Trump shared two maps showing Canada incorporated into the U.S.
The first image had the two countries combined, under the American flag.
“Oh Canada!” Trump captioned the picture.
Another map, that Trump shared online just five minutes after the first, showed Canada and the U.S. united — and covered by the text “United States.”
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The president-elect's "Oh Canada" post drew ire online.
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