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Everybody doesn’t love Justin: why Trudeau is on the receiving end of so much hate

Political scientists and pollsters say Trudeau is anathema to Trump and the far-right because to them, he represents everything they hate and a lot of what they hate boils down to what they fear.

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BY CHELSEA NASH
March 7, 2022

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