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Justin Trudeau Just Threw Some Subtle Shade At Trump During A Call With President Biden

Justin Trudeau Just Threw Some Subtle Shade At Trump During A Call With President Biden
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On February 24, President Biden met virtually with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss climate change.

During the meeting, Trudeau threw some subtle shade at former President Trump, saying:


"U.S. leadership has been sorely missed over the past years."
"And I have to say as we were preparing the joint rollout of the communique from this, it's nice when the Americans are not pulling out all the references to climate change and instead adding them in."



Most people on Twitter could empathize with Trudeau's sentiment in a big way.



Some felt Trudeau's comment was less of a burn so much as a statement of fact.



There seems to be a stark contrast between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to their approach to climate change.


It seems the world is filled with people grateful to be moving on from President Trump's style of politics.


Justin Trudeau seems to have hit it off with Joe Biden in a way he never quite could with Donald Trump, and the planet's climate will likely be all the better for it.

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