


President-elect Trump Makes Controversial Christmas Statements on Canada, Panama Canal, and Greenland
Donald Trump used Christmas messages on Truth Social to criticize political opponents and suggest U.S. control over Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal.
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Overview
On Christmas Day, President-elect Donald Trump posted controversial messages on Truth Social, criticizing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and suggesting the U.S. could annex Canada as its 51st state. He also called out the presence of Chinese soldiers at the Panama Canal, reflecting on historical American losses there. Trump made claims of potential U.S. control over the canal and Greenland, while contrasting his messages with President Biden's calls for unity and compassion. Tensions remain high as Trump's administration prepares to take office amid ongoing political divisions.
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