Front Burner Trump's re-election, one year later (FB Exclusive)
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Nov 8, 2025 Louis Blouin, U.S. correspondent for Radio-Canada, shares insights on the evolving landscape of American politics one year after Trump's election. He highlights the shockwaves felt in Canada and reports on the local impacts of Trump's policies, particularly Medicaid cuts in North Carolina. The podcast also explores why some voters remain loyal to Trump despite adverse policy effects. Blouin discusses how affordability issues continue to dominate voter concerns and reveals how the unpredictability of U.S.-Canada relations has shifted dramatically.
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Trump's Presidency Is Transformative
- Mark Carney called Donald Trump “transformative,” capturing how the presidency reshaped U.S. politics and global perceptions.
- The hosts argue the administration's changes have wide-reaching effects on policy and international relations.
Biden Debate Seen As Campaign Turning Point
- Katie Simpson recounts Biden's debate collapse in Atlanta as the turning point of the campaign.
- That night catalyzed rapid shifts, leading to Trump winning every swing state in 2024.
North Carolina Families Feel Policy Pain
- Louis Blouin visited North Carolina families harmed by Medicaid cuts and SNAP restrictions under the 'Big Beautiful Bill.'
- He reports deep anger and fear about delayed payments and potential loss of coverage.