The article critiques the U.S. administration's recent discussions around the audacious idea of making Canada the 51st state. The notion, presented absurdly by the president and echoed by Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, is mocked as irrational, particularly given the impractical delineation of borders. The commentary emphasizes the absurdity of the president's comments and suggests that such rhetoric would typically necessitate serious governmental reassessment, hinting at deeper issues of governance and sanity within the current administration's strategies.
The president seems to grasp the concept when referring to the artificial line separating the United States and Mexico. Strange, that.
The best way, the president has said it, the best way to actually merge the economies of Canada and the United States is for Canada to become our 51st state.
This would be the most incredible country visually. If you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it.
The whole episode should have brought an instantaneous Cabinet meeting at which was invoked the 25th Amendment.
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