A grotesque Canadian lumberjack wrestling a vicious beaver, surrounded by angry maple leaves and a chewed-up trade agreement. Humorously ugly.

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El-Sayed Criticizes Trade War With Canada

Published September 1, 2026

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In a humorous rebuke, El-Sayed criticizes the U.S. for engaging in a trade war with Canada. This satire card depicts the absurdity of economic disputes with our northern neighbor.

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El-Sayed criticizes the U.S.'s decision to involve Canada in a trade war, suggesting that it reflects poorly on American political decisions. During a recent statement, he emphasized the futility of picking economic fights with such a close ally. This satire piece captures the amusing aspects of international economic disputes with an exaggerated Canadian twist.

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