For two years, the world has weathered President Trump’s domineering unilateralism, enduring up-and-down tariffs, a war with Iran, aggression in Latin America, abrupt reversals on Ukraine, and a fusillade of demands for allies including Canada, Germany and Japan.
Now, with Democrats having taken control of Congress as nearly all of Mr. Trump’s preferred Republicans fall to defeat, many countries are debating what to expect from yet another case of American political whiplash.
Jason Kenney has now joined CBC’s U.S. midterm Decision Desk audition as the token western wanker
He scolds Alberta separatists and the Canadian right for being “inspired” by MAGA’s “burn-it-down” style, declaring tonight’s results prove even Americans are tired of it. Soft both-sides-but-mostly-one-side framing on trade, then the usual gentle lecture
This is the same CBC that spent weeks sneering at Ambassador Hoekstra for warning Canadian politicians to “keep your nose out” of American races. Now it’s using a former Alberta premier to explain U.S. House and Senate math and why Canadian populists are wrong — while submitting to Carney’s demand to join Eurovision and treating actual Canadian politics as the B-reel to their U.S. big tent
Hoekstra’s complaints look a lot less unhinged when the CBC is treating American midterms as its own election night @jkenney
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) November 4, 2026
