There is less than 3000 Canadian troops in Iraq, all they have been really doing is security of their bases and some local towns. The Canadians need our trades with the United States, we are one of the top buyers of Canada's product, Shampoo, and wood supplies (Paper, etc). But Canada has nothing really important about this topic, McCain or Obama.

Out of curiosity, what's the new Canadian President's attitude toward the US?

It doesn't really matter. Canada has too much at stake to be a partial ally of the US. It's by far the largest trading partner, the only security guarantor, etc. Canada can't afford to express great disdain towards the US or legislators can really make life harder.

I'd still like to know.

Err...We don't have presidents

Stephen Harpers pretty much US's bitch. The conservatives want nothing more then to be good buddy-buddy with the United States.
I hope at least were owned by Obama, not McCain.

He's a George Bush wannabe, but the other candidates suck so hard that he gets away with being prime minister >.<

You must understand a few things.

First of all, everyone does know that an election means nothing?

Its now how many good ideas you have, or what kickass things that your team is going to do.

Its about how well you pursaude the public.


Also: Both Canadian and US industries rely heavily on eachother.
First of all, we're both G8 Nations meaning, we're rich as hell.

81% of Canadian exports go directly to the US.
67% of the US' exports go directly to Canada, and thus, we are strict trading parters.

If you vote Obama, certainly the healthcare system will be similar to Canada and Britain.
Vice Versa for McCain.

The US relies heavily on Canadian Agricultural exports, 50% and over.
Canada relies on 20% of US Agricultural products.

Both Canada and the US are also interlocked in "Defensive Procedures" and Military Objectives (although there are disputes)
WW1, WW2 and the Cold War are certain examples. Disputes however refrence the VietNam War and Iraq War.



Linky Linky!
http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Canada
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Canada
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_%E2%80%93_United_States_relations

And yet, this very same G8 doesn't include China. I don't think anyone would accuse the US of being particularly rich right now, if you refer to governmental fund reserves. And, really, that's what rich would mean. China would be #1 in that category, ie the richest country. Next would come Japan, which is a G8 member, and then Russia, which is a half-member - It's part of the G8, but not part of the G7, which both serve the exact same function, the only difference being whether Russia's there. In fact, Canada is either the 13th largest economy or the 14th, depending which agency you ask. That's not rich as hell even GDP-wise. And it's 28th in currency reserves.
Source. I rather doubt that the 13 billion GDP, 300 million population US exports 67% of everything it makes to a country with a GDP of less then 1.3 billion and a population of less then 50 million. Not enough consumers.

Canada is the US's... I won't say bitch, but it fits. While Canada may brag about any defensive procedures and whatever else security things they're in, the US provides almost all of the technology, funding and action for everything security-related.
Yes, I think everyone on SEN understands that Americans are stupid and vote for the guy with the best hair.

You know, its very possible.

Wiki links are cool. And outside of that, you'd have to look through Exports Canada and/or the US equivilant.

I'd looked through the links, and you didn't understand what they said.
That's what wikipedia says. That is not the same thing as Not by a long shot.

67% of Canadian's import? More likely 67% of Timber goes directly to the United States. Wikipedia is too generic and needs to specify, after all, Wiki = What I Know Is Pedia.org.

.... It's saying that the United States exports 67% of Canada's imports. Nothing to do with Canadian exports.

Got my words mixed up. But even though, 67% of the overall exports of the US definitely does not go to Canada.

I'm just wondering... What the heck does Canada have to do with the US presidents? They really have no different stance about them..


There's actually a major difference between people earning just about 250k and those who are way above it, being just on the edge makes you still have the higher bracket, but you still don't have the kind of money to manage to hide it from the government like millionaires do.

Oh, and I'd just like to comment about all the attacks on McCain's age.. You might have noticed his mom was standing in a lot of his shots on TV, I'd say that if his mother is still alive and healthy, chances are he can last another 4 years.


It's a bit late to sway you, however, nuclear power is made out to be a lot more dangerous than it is, one nuclear meltdown is not going to bring this whole country down, it may cause some problems, but it's not that huge of an issue, not to mention the likelihood that there would be a meltdown is extremely small. I think that what we really need is to get rid of the laws against Breeder plants, as that would make a huge difference in waste and production of nuclear powerplants.

And the more you have, the more you pay. Hence 'percentages'.

Sure, let's bet a superpower's future on 'chances are'.

After having Cancer four times, your life expectancy drops. It is highly probable that McCain will suffer a major health issue or death within the next 4 years.

Life Expectancy.

Besides, most people aren't voting for McCain. They're voting for Palin.

Then I deserve to be a qualified astronaut if I can see the lunar moon from Earth.

Speaking of Palin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR9V_aOCga0
She can see Russia? RUSSIA CAN SEE HER!
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