A Canadian NHL franchise has not won a Stanley Cup since 1993, but the reality is that our nation never truly loses regardless. Look, let's be honest, when you look at the rosters of elite NHL teams like the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes, Canadians literally make up the single largest nationality on both squads, beating out the U.S. and every European country. This overwhelming presence proves that Canadian talent is the engine driving modern hockey. Hockey is inherently Canada’s game, and our players prove it by dominating the ice no matter what jersey they wear. The physical trophy may reside south of the border at times, but it is built on the sweat and brilliance of Canadian-born hockey athletes. More than any other nation in the world, Canada remains the undisputed heartbeat of professional hockey. Our homegrown players do not need a Canadian city name on their jersey to prove their ownership of the sport—they just dominate. 🇨🇦 🏒 #canpoli #NHL #MAGA

Trump Tower rises from the center of downtown Chicago on a major north/south street called Wabash Avenue. A petition is circulating to have the city formally rename a four-block strip of Wabash after a certain famous Chicago resident. If enacted, it would make Trump Tower’s official address 401 N. Barack Hussein Obama Avenue. I’d love that for him.🖕😁🖕