How Trump can help get justice for Canada's Freedom Convoy prisoners | Blaze Media

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The Freedom Convoy lit a fire around the world, garnering praise from former president Trump and inspiring many similar protests, including the People's Convoy here in the United States.
41% : Though Canadian and not subject to the president-elect's direct authority, their fate may also depend on actions Trump takes during his second term.
40% : While these defendants and their families wait for the pardons Trump has hinted at, another set of prisoners languishes behind bars to the north.
38% : This presents ideal conditions for Trump to press the issue of the Coutts Four, perhaps in trade policy negotiations or while pointing out Canada's failure to live up to its NATO commitments or adequately fund its own military.
32% : What, then, can Trump do once he takes office in January?While the two leaders have had a congenial enough relationship in the past, Trudeau and his ministers have spent a lot of time bad-mouthing Trump in Canada's Parliament; President Trump's new Cabinet nominees have taken note and are starting off their relationship with Trudeau on a sour note.

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