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What a Canadian Professor REALLY Thinks About the U.S. Elections

Canadian professor Aaron Ettinger of Carleton University is featured in a sharp new video that tackles the unpredictable world of U.S. elections. Ettinger, a Political Science professor with a specialization in North American politics, doesn’t hold back in this refreshingly candid take on why Canadians should care about the chaos unfolding south of the border.

As the 2024 U.S. elections loom, Ettinger addresses burning questions on the minds of many, including: “Is America doomed?” and “How can Donald Trump still be a contender even as a convicted felon?” With a tone that’s both insightful and borderline irreverent, Ettinger delves into the minds of U.S. voters, dissecting the enduring appeal of Trump’s policies and the razor-thin margins in the polls. It’s a breakdown of American politics from a Canadian vantage point, shedding light on the ripple effects the U.S. elections will have globally.

But Ettinger’s video doesn’t stop at the surface. He dives into swing states, rhetorical techniques, and even draws historical parallels between the 2024 elections and past political events. His cross-border perspective offers a rare lens into how Canada and the rest of the world should be bracing for the aftermath of the U.S. election results.

Whether you’re glued to the election news cycle or avoiding it like the plague, Aaron Ettinger’s unfiltered commentary is a must-watch for anyone trying to make sense of this political circus.


The 2024 U.S. Election is set for November 5, 2024, and will feature a pivotal showdown between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, highlighting stark contrasts in their policies on issues like immigration and international conflicts.

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