Phil

It does make sense with the whole Monroe Doctrine, the focus on the Monroe Doctrine.

If you're unaware, the U.S.

is kind of looking at Europe and the demographic changes over there.

And they're saying in 30, 40 years, Europe's going to be a very different place because of the influx of migrants from the Middle East and North Africa.

And

There's not even they're not really even sure that they share the same values that they used to.

There's a lot of a lot of the stuff that's going on with free speech over there.

So the U.S.

has decided they're going to focus more on South America and North America and kind of enforce the Monroe Doctrine.

And I mean, this does fall kind of in line with that.

I mean, I'm pretty hardline about, you know, Alberta can't become part of the United States.

We don't want any more.

We don't want voting from countries that are generally not conservative and not friendly to our system and stuff.

I do think that Cubans probably would be better voters than, you know, than Quebecois, you know?

Hmm.

Well, I mean, does that count as as flipping back because they voted a Democrat mayor or what?

Like, what's their vote?

What's their representative?

I mean, what is Broward County?

Is it?