I wonder if enough Canadians have had enough of Justin Trudeau and his idiotic socialist crap yet?

White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro said Sunday there is a “special place in hell” for any leader who engages in “bad faith diplomacy” with President Trump.

White House Director of Trade Policy Peter Navarro just let it rip on Prime Minister Trudeau for his underhanded dealings during and after the G7 meetings. Navarro appeared on “Fox News Sunday” and doubled down on what Trump adviser Larry Kudlow had to say about Trudeau. Kudlow said that Trudeau “stabbed us in the back”. Kudlow was referring to how Trudeau was all mild mannered during his meetings with Trump but held a press conference after the president departed for Singapore and proceeded to bash the president. –100%FedUp

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White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro said on “Fox News Sunday” there is a “special place in hell” for any leader who engages in “bad faith diplomacy” with President Donald Trump.

Navarro was responding to host Chris Wallace’s question about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s comments in a Saturday press conference after the two leaders met at this weekend’s G7 Summit, which he described as a “stab in the back on the way out the door” that came after Trump left Canada for Singapore.

When Wallace pressed if the “strong words” Navarro had for Trudeau came from Trump, Navarro said “those are my words, but they are the sentiment that were on Air Force One.” […]

Navarro condemned Trudeau’s statement as “one of the worst political miscalculations by a Canadian leader in modern Canadian history” and said Trudeau’s promise of Canada pursuing retaliatory measures in response to Trump’s tariffs was “nothing short of an attack on our political system”.

Navarro was the second Trump official to target Trudeau in their Sunday show appearance after National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said Trudeau’s comments were a “diplomatic betrayal”. More

Democrats flip out on Twitter:

So the president can dish it out but he can’t take it. Stop the whining. Folks have caught onto Trump’s game. So now maybe the president will start acting more like a statesman and try to regain some credibility. DT his stabbed people in the back so much it’s not even funny.

— Jackie C Y (@jackiecy) June 10, 2018

I can’t get over how you Trump lovers are acting so petulant and so hurt after what Trudeau did. I thought you might give him kudos! He was so Trumpian! LOL! I love our country but why do we think other countries are just going to sit back and let us/Trump dictate to them?

— Jackie C Y (@jackiecy) June 10, 2018

There is a special place in hell for all of you supporting Russia’s agenda and #PutinsPuppet #IllegitimatePresident

— Linda (@GoldieAZ) June 10, 2018

I figured Trump was coming for Canada back during the election. He’ll have y’all at war with us over some phoney fake news he creates, on behalf of his master Putin who’ll then try and run roughshod over Europe and China goes for Taiwan. I don’t think we’re going back to normal

— RjT (@groundstrikemma) June 10, 2018

You just described exactly what trump did: too cowardly to stand up while there; tossing insults over his shoulder from a safe distance. What a coward. Must be his bone spurs acting up. pic.twitter.com/0AT8b6XO6h

— MeeppsMarie (@MEEPPSison) June 10, 2018

It’s just Trump, once again creating problems where there are none. All because he’s jealous of Trudeau. Trump is a sick person.

— Secret Derp State Society 🌊🗽🇺🇸 (@TurtlesgaloreMR) June 10, 2018

100% of Trumps base have never even heard the concept of supply chain management until yesterday morning that I can promise you.

— Adam D (@rexbanner24) June 10, 2018

Wrong. There is a special place in hell for all of Fox News Cast and leadership and a special place in hell for trump and all his administration. Shall yall all burn pic.twitter.com/F9SfLmq3ht

— Roxy (@RoxyAvickievail) June 10, 2018