Nosey neighbors to the north?

Canadian groups working to oust George W. Bush

Published on July 23, 2004 By Draginol In Politics

I got this in my email today:

A concerned Canadian has invited you to join the georgebush.ca petition and stand side by side with other Canadians that believe George W. Bush and his administration need to be voted out of power.

As Canadians, we have a special opportunity to help inform our American friends exactly how Canada feels about the current US government headed by George Bush.

This November 2nd, we can't vote but we certainly can make our voices heard. Join the growing list of Canadians that are against the re-election of George W. Bush!

http://www.georgebush.ca

Comments (Page 2)

CrispE

on Jul 24, 2004

Canada is the country to the North? Hmmm....not if you're in Alaska! hehehe J/K

kingbee

on Jul 24, 2004

yall would be fine with it if it was canadians to re-elect bush in 2004.

as for interfering with elections, the us government (not just 503 private citizens) has a considerable history of not only attempting to influence legitimate elections but also working actively to undermine legally elected heads of state and replace them with such paragons of democracy as the shah of iran, the diems and general pinochet

Draginol

on Jul 24, 2004

It doesn't bother me if Canadians, or any citizens of any country make public their wish for a different US government.

But at the same time, it'll be hypocritical for them to ever complain about the US meddling in the affairs of other countries. So frankly, I'm glad this site exists.

historyishere

on Jul 24, 2004

Of course, a counter argument could be made based on the scale of meddling... but that is more a matter of semantics than anything.

Madine

on Jul 24, 2004

When the US meddles, something actually happens.

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