Donald I, emperor of the world.

[Dorset Boy]

Staggering really that that was trumptonia's first men's ice hockey gold for 46 years.
That's a far worse record than the england soccer team.

 

[CXRAndy]

Eh 1980 V 1966

 

[CXRAndy]

View: https://x.com/i/status/2025731000441934110

 

[First Aspect]

I tend to find that people who make jokes like that are struggling to get to grips with their sexuality.

 

[Blazing Saddles]

Staggering really that that was trumptonia's first men's ice hockey gold for 46 years.
That's a far worse record than the england soccer team.

It’s the only win the Trumptonians have had against Canada in the past year.

 

[CXRAndy]

Nobody's going to do it.$30/hr

Get paid more for protesting $80\hr


View: https://x.com/i/status/2025685008602521755

 

[Pblakeney]

John Barron. A name Trump used in the 80's and 90's and often phoned in to chat shows (which he later admitted to in court) and then...

Or it's a very good impersonator.

Impersonator apparently as he was live on screen elsewhere at the time.

 

[Dorset Boy]

Eh 1980 V 1966

Given the NHL is by far and away the strongest ice hockey league, and the US has more top level players than any other nation, no golds in 46 years is staggering.
Soccer is at least a global game and the No1 sport in a huge number of countries. It is far, far, far more competitive at international level than ice hockey.
Can you see the difference?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

It’s the only win the Trumptonians have had against Canada in the past year.

Though the same result played out with the women a few days ago.

 

[First Aspect]

Given the NHL is by far and away the strongest ice hockey league, and the US has more top level players than any other nation, no golds in 46 years is staggering.
Soccer is at least a global game and the No1 sport in a huge number of countries. It is far, far, far more competitive at international level than ice hockey.
Can you see the difference?

A decent analogy would be rugby union, or somewhere between union and league. Or, in terms of the number of competitive nations (not participants), cricket.

 

[CXRAndy]

Given the NHL is by far and away the strongest ice hockey league, and the US has more top level players than any other nation, no golds in 46 years is staggering.
Soccer is at least a global game and the No1 sport in a huge number of countries. It is far, far, far more competitive at international level than ice hockey.
Can you see the difference?

For Canada Ice hockey is one if not their biggest sport, that and lumber jacking

View: https://youtu.be/QmgIORO7IlQ?si=rSc6QzUUkpS5IC7V

 

[icowden]

Impersonator apparently as he was live on screen elsewhere at the time.

There's a whole article here

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudonyms_used_by_Donald_Trump

Trump was John Barron until he was compelled to testify in court that he was using the pseudonym. A recent re-appearance of John Barron on C-SPAN may have been an impersonator however.

There is an x account @barronjohn1946 which is satirical

 

[Pinno718]

Given the NHL is by far and away the strongest ice hockey league, and the US has more top level players than any other nation, no golds in 46 years is staggering.
Soccer is at least a global game and the No1 sport in a huge number of countries. It is far, far, far more competitive at international level than ice hockey.
Can you see the difference?

It's not. The top players have little interest in the Olympics. No pay. Risk of injury.

 

[First Aspect]

It's not. The top players have little interest in the Olympics. No pay. Risk of injury.

I don't think this is quite true. I was in Vancouver in 2002 when Canada finally won again. It was a big deal. Street parties, people driving around standing on the back of their pickups waving flags all day. It isn't quite what the World Cup is to footballers, but it isn't far off.

 

[midlandsgrimpeur]

Given the NHL is by far and away the strongest ice hockey league, and the US has more top level players than any other nation, no golds in 46 years is staggering.
Soccer is at least a global game and the No1 sport in a huge number of countries. It is far, far, far more competitive at international level than ice hockey.
Can you see the difference?

The Canadians would beg to differ, they have about 100 more NHL players than the USA, I agree with the general sentiment though that the US are perennial underachievers. It is noticeable that lots of smaller nations (in ice hockey terms) also punch well above their weight; Sweden, Finland, Czech republic, Russia and so on.