With Vice President Kamala Harris set to appear on ABC’s The View on Tuesday, the liberal ladies spent part of their Monday show praising her for only making media appearances with friendly shows and outlets like theirs. Fake Republican and ABC News co-host, Ana Navarro lashed out at Harris’s critics who said she need to actually answer tough questions, shrieking: “What more do you all want?!” “You know, there's been a lot of moaning and groaning for weeks now that Kamala Harris hasn't been doing interviews, isn't doing interviews,” Navarro huffed. She then proceeded to list off some of the media appearances Harris had done and had coming up, seemingly ignorant of the fact that many of the hosts were either openly liberal, leaned to the left, openly anti-Trump, or had publically endorsed her at some point: So look, tomorrow she's doing The View live. It is the first LIVE interview she does [sic] since becoming the nominee. She's been here before. She's doing The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. She's doing The Howard Stern Show. She did 60 Minutes. She's doing a Univision town hall on Thursday night. She did Call Her Daddy. She did Ricky Smiley. She did Oprah for two hours. She did All the Smoke. She did Dana Bash on CNN. She did Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC. “What more do you all want?!” Navarro unironically shrieked.     Faux conservative Alyssa Farah Griffin immediately chimed in to commend Harris for finally going on podcasts, something the Trump campaign had been doing for months already: But he’s been targeting what would be – we consider low propensity voters; ones who aren’t likely to turn out. And he specifically wants young, white men. Kamala Harris – This is the second biggest podcast in the world after Joe Rogan. I love Alex Cooper, I love Call Her Daddy. She is reaching a lot of people who likely don't always vote. They're not necessarily engaged, but she's talking about issues in a real way that they care about. And it could really come down to who can activate more people from these platforms they’re hitting. It’s no surprise Harris chose to appear alongside the ladies of The View. As a recent NewsBusters study found, the week following the second assassination attempt on former President Trump, The View was 100 percent negative against Trump and 100 percent positive for Harris. In recent weeks, Farah Griffin teamed up with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to push Harris as a moderate. They lashed out at Jeff Walz, the brother of Harris’s running mate Governor Tim Walz (MN), for speaking out against his brother, telling him to “mind you own damn business!” They also celebrated the Democratic National Convention with the campaign’s approved talking point proclaiming it “joyful,” and insisting she was “running a flawless campaign.” If their recent interview with President Biden was any indicator of how the Harris interview would go, it would be an absolute gushfest. The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: ABC’s The View October 7, 2024 11:34:21 a.m. Eastern (…) ANA NAVARRO: You know, there's been a lot of moaning and groaning for weeks now that Kamala Harris hasn't been doing interviews, isn't doing interviews. So look, tomorrow she's doing The View live. It is the first LIVE interview she does [sic] since becoming the nominee. She's been here before. She's doing The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. She's doing The Howard Stern Show. She did 60 Minutes. She's doing a Univision town hall on Thursday night. She did Call Her Daddy. She did Ricky Smiley. She did Oprah for two hours. She did All the Smoke. She did Dana Bash on CNN. She did Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC. What more do you all want?! [Applause] ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: So, an interesting kind of like side thing in this election, is it can kind of come back to the podcast wars. And what I mean by this, is Donald Trump – Sara’s pointed this out – has been targeting right-of-center, male-driven, young audience podcasts for a while. Think of it as the Joe Rogan crowd. He hasn’t specifically done Joe Rogan’s but some others – WHOOPI GOLDBERG: He’s made at Joe. FARAH GRIFFIN: Yeah, because he complimented Kamala Harris But he’s been targeting what would be – we consider low propensity voters; ones who aren’t likely to turn out. And he specifically wants young, white men. Kamala Harris – This is the second biggest podcast in the world after Joe Rogan. I love Alex Cooper, I love Call Her Daddy. She is reaching a lot of people who likely don't always vote. They're not necessarily engaged, but she's talking about issues in a real way that they care about. And it could really come down to who can activate more people from these platforms they’re hitting. So, I think it's incredibly smart. I would have done it two months ago, but I'm glad she did it. GOLDBERG: Well, I think people should just know it – it – it is not easy to do what – what she's doing because she's still also the vice president. So, she's still got other things she's supposed to be doing as does our acting president, Joe Biden. (…)

The liberal media helped set the stage for two assassination attempts against President Donald Trump, advancing false narratives and alarmist rhetoric. Various publications have doubled down in recent weeks, characterizing Kamala Harris' opponent as the embodiment of evil but, more specifically, as the second coming of Adolf Hitler. NBC News, the Washington Post, and other Democratic-boosting publications dutifully did their part Monday, suggesting that Trump outed himself as a racist and a eugenicist — perhaps of the Planned Parenthood variety — in conversation with radio host Hugh Hewitt earlier in the day. Of course, this latest false narrative relies upon both a willful misinterpretation of Trump's remarks as well as their de-contextualization. Background Patrick Lechleitner, deputy director of ICE, noted in a Sept. 25 letter to Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) that as of July 21, 2024, "There were 662,566 noncitizens with criminal histories on ICE's national docket, which includes those detained by ICE, and on the agency's non-detained docket." Lechleitner's letter further revealed that over 13,000 illegal aliens were living outside of ICE detention and that another 1,845 illegal aliens had pending homicide cases. Trump has in recent days cited the figure as further evidence that the Biden-Harris administration's failure to secure the southern border has endangered Americans. In conversation Monday with Hewitt, Trump criticized Kamala Harris, stressing that she is a "mentally deficient person," who cannot manage to do anything right. Harris' apparent deficit is all the more troubling, suggested Trump, because she seeks to manage virtually every aspect of Americans' lives. "She wants to go into government housing. She wants to go into government feeding. She wants to feed people. She wants to feed people governmentally. She wants to go into a Communist Party-type of a system," said Trump. "When you look at the things that she proposes, they're so far off. She has no clue." The Republican added: How about allowing people to come through an open border — 13,000 of which were murderers. Many of them murdered far more than one person, and they're now happily living in the United States. You know, now, a murderer — I believe this — it's in their genes. And we've got a lot of bad genes in our country right now. They left — they had 425,000 people come into our country that shouldn't be here that are criminals. Trump made no mention of race when speaking collectively of murderers. After all, those pouring over the southern border under Harris' watch are racially diverse. Pew Research indicated the illegal alien population from nearly every region around the world grew under the Biden-Harris administration, such that even illegal aliens from Europe and Asia saw increased representation. In the excerpt, Trump insinuated that murderers' violent disposition may be inherent (i.e., "it's in their genes") and that America suffers as a result of the presence of so many imported murderers. Liberal press rushes to mislead In its report of Trump's remarks, NBC News neglected to note that Trump was specifically referring to murderers in the country illegally. The publication also decided to conflate illegal aliens with immigrants more broadly, titling its piece, "Trump suggests immigrants have 'bad genes.'" There was no mistaking the publication's intent as it made sure not only to parrot a Hitler accusation from the defunct Biden campaign but to suggest Trump was dabbling in "race science." Rikki Ratliff-Fellman, director of programming at Blaze Media, responded, "THE ACTUAL QUOTE WAS: 'You know, now a murderer, I believe this, it's in their genes. And we've got a lot of bad genes in our country right now.' Per ICE: Over 13K illegal immigrants convicted of murder have been released into US. Where the HELL are your editors?!" Blaze News senior editor Cortney Weil called out NBC News, writing, "Calling Trump a racist and implying that he's Hitler-adjacent. A completely new and original angle. Will likely impact his chances in November." Brittany Hughes, managing editor at MRCTV, tweeted, "Trump said *murderers* have bad genes, and that Biden/Harris have allowed thousands of *murderers* into the country. Which is true. Lying @NBCNews is running the old 'murderers and rapists' hoax again." Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told NBC News, "He was clearly talking about MURDERERS — not migrants." NBC News was not, however, alone in glossing over the intended and obvious meaning of Trump's remarks. Jeff Bezos' Washington Post, a key media exponent of the Russian collusion hoax, appeared keen to outdo the absurdity of other liberal publications with an article titled "Trump finally just says that some immigrants are genetically inferior." After torpedoing his own thesis by alluding to past Trump references to luck and genetics, which lacked racial connotations, Philip Bump claimed that Trump specifically suggested "non-White immigrants are genetically inferior." Despite the diversity of the criminals flooding into the country, Bump presumed "racism" on Trump's part, then mounted a defense of illegal aliens stealing into the homeland. The Washington Post has already walked back its original headline, such that Bump's misleading piece is now titled, "Saying immigrants bring 'bad genes' echoes Trump's history — and the world's." That didn't stop another Post writer, Jennifer Rubin, from once again signaling her poor grounding in reality, then insinuating Trump should be silenced. "This is fascism," wrote Rubin, who previously fumbled a hit piece against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. "Giving someone a platform for this is reprehensible." Politico, a publication that recently beclowned itself trying to help Kamala Harris, suggested that Trump was arguing that "immigrants are predisposed to violence" — missing the fact that Trump explicitly suggested that murderers might share a gene in common. The Huffington Post's Matt Shuham unsurprisingly joined the game, writing, "The xenophobic claim that immigrants are genetically predisposed to committing violent crimes is shocking and false — but xenophobia is also a cornerstone of Trump’s presidential campaign." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

“It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal,” said the late Henry Kissinger to William F. Buckley. Israel’s alliance with the United States hasn’t proved fatal — and probably won’t — but it has left Israel with difficult choices and an enduringly dangerous security situation. Zoom out from the battlefields in Gaza, about the size of Brooklyn and Queens, or the 18 miles from the Israeli-Lebanon border to the Litani River and consider the mess that the Biden administration has made of the world. Israel’s biggest problem is that U.S. influence is imploding around the world and to be an American ally means to wear a target on one’s back. Israel’s second-biggest problem is that its American ally has sandbagged it at every turn. Instead of peace through strength, Biden has offered promulgation from weakness. That has grave implications for Israel’s position. October 7, 2023, was the worst day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust, with 1,200 dead and many raped and tortured as well as 250 kidnapped. Relative to Israel's Jewish population of 7.2 million, that’s the equivalent of 55,000 Americans, or roughly 20 times the death toll on 9/11. America’s Global War on Terror caused 900,000 civilian casualties, according to a Brown University estimate. Taking the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS during 2016-2017 killed anywhere between 10,000 and 40,000 civilians. Israel’s campaign to extirpate Hamas from Gaza has been measured by comparison. But Hamas succeeded in forcing Israel into a war on its terms, in which its objective is to maximize casualties among its own civilian population, the better to isolate Israel diplomatically. That is an innovation in warfare. No precedent exists for the deliberate mass killing of a combatant’s own civilians. But that has provided a pretext for the global left to demonize the Jewish state. For the first time, the destruction of Israel — implied in the slogan “from the river to the sea” — is an acceptable opinion in polite company. Overshadowing what, after all, is a little war on Israel’s border are two great conflicts: the Ukraine War and the U.S.-China cold war. The American side is losing both, thanks to the fecklessness of the Biden administration. Biden stated in a March 2023 post that the U.S. foreign policy establishment believed economic sanctions would reduce the Russian economy by half. Instead, Russia’s economy has expanded, and its production of ammunition and weapons has exceeded NATO's combined efforts. Russia is gradually winning a war of attrition that is exhausting Ukraine’s limited pool of manpower. Having staked NATO's credibility on a confrontation with Russia, the Biden administration may have destroyed NATO. Amir Levy/Getty Images Tariffs and technology sanctions on China have slowed but not stopped the world’s largest manufacturing economy. Since the COVID-19 epidemic, China has doubled its exports to the Global South, and its supply chains drive the Global South’s exports to the United States. America’s trade deficit has surged to a record $1.2 trillion, and we now import more Chinese goods through third-party countries than before the tariffs. Tech sanctions on China have kept China a few years behind the United States in chip technology but have not stopped it from producing advanced computer chips. Nor have they stopped China from dominating many of the world’s key high-tech industries, including electric vehicles, alternative energy, and telecom infrastructure. What some analysts call China’s “overcapacity” is better characterized as rapid progress in AI applications to manufacturing and logistics, drastically lowering production costs for EVs and other key exports. Instead of peace through strength, the Biden administration has offered promulgation from weakness. That has grave implications for Israel’s position. Russia has sought help where it can and has deepened its relationships with Iran, North Korea, and China. China imports 90% of Iran’s burgeoning oil production. As long as the United States conflicts with Russia and China, our ability to contain Iran is limited. On the principle that the friend of my enemy is my enemy, China has become an adversary of Israel. Israel’s biggest problem, though, is that it cannot trust its American ally. Withholding crucial ammunition during a shooting war is the least of Biden’s misdeeds. Washington has insisted that Israel offer a cessation of hostilities (that is, allow Hamas to survive as a military force) in exchange for the return of hostages under the mediation of Qatar. That adds injury to insult. Israel’s intelligence failure on October 7 has been examined endlessly. A half-dozen attack helicopters deployed to the border would have stopped the attack, as Israeli commentator Ehud Yaari observed. The lower ranks of Israeli signals intelligence officers warned repeatedly of a possible attack, yet the top military and political leadership refused to believe them. Specifically, Israel’s leaders believed disinformation from Qatar, a gas bubble with a postage-stamp principality on top. Qatari diplomats visited Gaza monthly with suitcases containing more than $15 million in cash and assured the Israelis that Hamas had been paid to keep quiet. In January 2022, the Biden administration elevated Qatar to the same status as Israel or South Korea, a “major non-NATO ally.” Qatar hosts America’s largest military base outside the continental United States, and U.S. intelligence services collaborate closely with the Qataris, who gave $5 billion to the Sunni jihadists backed by the CIA during the Syrian civil war between 2010 and 2017. Qatar is the leading financial supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is the Palestinian branch. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates attempted to blockade Qatar in 2018-2019 but were foiled by Iran, which continued trade with Qatar and the United States. After Qatar’s Hamas client attacked Israel, Qatar exacted no penalties from Hamas, which continued to operate out of luxury hotel suites in Doha as it did before. The United States, which treats Qatar as an ally on par with Israel, exacted no penalties from Qatar. On the contrary, it elevated Qatar's status as the mediator between Hamas and Israel. Meanwhile, the Biden administration granted Iran access to $6 billion in frozen accounts in South Korea in 2023 and released an additional $10 billion in frozen assets in March 2024. While China, Russia, North Korea, and others can bypass U.S. sanctions, the administration’s generosity toward a nation that supports Hezbollah and other terrorist groups is reprehensible. After Iran launched 180 ballistic missiles at Israel last week — causing virtually no casualties but causing non-trivial damage — Israel only has terrible choices. It could destroy Iran’s two main oil terminals and shut off its source of foreign exchange at the cost of bringing the outrage of the world on its head. It could attempt to destroy Iran’s missile production capacity. Whether destroying its dug-in nuclear facilities is an option is unclear. ARIS MESSINIS/Getty Images There are several possible outcomes. If Donald Trump is elected in November, we can expect a turn in American policy away from coddling Iran and Qatar and back to the core idea of the last Trump administration’s policy for the region: Extend the Abraham Accords to Saudi Arabia. If the Ukraine war ends, the politics of the region will shift. Russia will have less incentive to act as a spoiler and more incentive to restore normal relations with its European trading partners, making Iran the odd man out. If the Biden-Harris administration continues, Israel faces a long and debilitating war in which it can hold its own but not achieve a stable peace. Betrayed by the United States, Israel will have to maneuver as best it can in a world of diminishing American influence. October 7 will have been a dark day not just for Israel but also for the United States.

The Biden-Harris administration decided not to extend temporary legal status for the more than 500,000 immigrants who entered the country through its CHNV program, the Department of Homeland Security stated Friday.The CHNV program allows 30,000 individuals per month from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to immigrate to the United States. The program provides beneficiaries with temporary legal status and a work permit for a two-year period. 'Hard to believe the Biden-Harris administration has a plan to remove.'On Friday, the DHS confirmed that the Biden-Harris administration will not extend temporary legal status beyond the two years. Instead, beneficiaries will have to apply for another program to legally remain in the country.Immigrants from Haiti who arrived in the U.S. before June and those from Venezuela who arrived before July 2023 can apply for Temporary Protected Status to avoid removal orders.A DHS spokesperson told Fox News Digital, "As initially stated in the Federal Register notices, a grant of parole under these processes was for a temporary period of up to two years. This two-year period was intended to enable individuals to seek humanitarian relief or other immigration benefits for which they may be eligible, and to work and contribute to the United States.""Those who do not have pending immigration benefits or who have not been granted an immigration benefit during their two-year parole period will need to depart the United States prior to the expiration of their authorized parole period or may be placed in removal proceedings after the period of parole expires," the statement continued.As of the end of August, nearly 530,000 individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela entered the U.S. on the program.Representative Mark Green (R-Tennessee) told the New York Post that the administration's decision not to extend the program was "yet another optics-driven smokescreen" to appear tougher on immigration heading into the November election."There are numerous other ways these inadmissible aliens could be — and likely will be — allowed to stay, including through applying for asylum or Temporary Protected Status," Green stated. "Even if they don't, however, given ICE's [Immigration and Customs Enforcement's] low enforcement rates under this administration, most simply will not be priorities for removal."The controversial mass immigration program, largely opposed by Republicans, came under fire after a Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate report discovered fraud. As a result, the Department of Homeland Security paused CHNV in mid-July "out of an abundance of caution." However, the program was restarted weeks later after the department said it would implement "additional vetting.""Remember, a recent DHS Inspector General report found that the Biden-Harris administration still has no plan to remove the 77,000 Afghan nationals who were paroled in 2021 and 2022, and no effective process for monitoring parole expiration," Green told the Post. "So, it is hard to believe the Biden-Harris administration has a plan to remove a far greater number of inadmissible Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan nationals paroled into the country at their direction."Last month, a group of senators, led by Ted Cruz (R-Texas), sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas demanding the "fundamentally-flawed" program be terminated, Blaze News previously reported. The senators called the administration's program "ineffective, unlawful, and hazardous."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

In a recent New York Times article titled “Around Dallas, the Church Scandals Seem to Have No End,” writer Ruth Graham called out several prominent Dallas-Fort Worth pastors and churches for eyebrow-raising misconduct. Pat Gray and the “Unleashed” team discuss what is becoming a real cause for concern in the DFW Christian community. - YouTube www.youtube.com “The article starts out this way,” says Pat, reading from Graham: “On a Sunday morning, the pastor of Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas took to the stage with his wife to reassure their congregation.” The pastor being referenced is Ed Young, who, as far as Pat knows, has not been accused of any misconduct. Young told his congregation, “Lisa is the only woman I've ever been with, and I'm the only man she's ever been with. ... We don't have to worry about any sexual skeletons in our closet.” Young’s statement comes as a response to the growing list of DFW-based pastors who seem to be falling like flies as of late — the most noteworthy being Robert Morris of Gateway Church, who was accused of sexually abusing a child in the 1980s, Tony Evans of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, who stepped down due to some vague “secret sin” from his past, and most recently, Steven J. Lawson of Trinity Bible Church, who had an inappropriate relationship with a woman. Graham calls out all three of these men in her article — and more. “There is an associate pastor at Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco. ... He was fired in July for moral failure. The lead pastor of Cross Timbers Church in Argyle resigned over inappropriate and hurtful actions,” says Pat, citing the article. “It’s like a rampant virus,” he sighs. To learn more, watch the clip above. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The latest possible teacher sex scandal involves a Texas instructor who was caught engaging in "sexual contact" with a student inside a house under construction, according to authorities.According to a release by the Comal County Sheriff's Office, deputies were notified about a "suspicious person" at a house under construction in Garden Ridge at approximately 6 p.m. Thursday. 'I know it can be quite disturbing to learn that one of our teachers was charged with a crime such as this.'Deputies said they found an adult female and a male juvenile inside the unfinished home. At the time detectives made contact with the individuals, they said the adult woman and minor were "engaged in sexual contact."Police arrested 51-year-old Jennifer Massey — a teacher from Selma, which is in Comal County. Massey was charged with improper relationship between educator and student — a second-degree felony.Massey was being detained at the Comal County Jail. A bond amount has not yet been set.Police did not specify the age of the alleged victim. The Comal County Sheriff's Office said an investigation is ongoing.On Friday, Massey was placed on administrative leave from her teaching job at Davenport High School. Comal Independent School District issued a statement to KENS-TV regarding the accusation: "The district does not condone inappropriate relationships between teachers and students. Ensuring the safety and security of our students is our top priority. We will continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement during their investigation."Davenport High School Principal Angela Looney sent out a message to parents, according to KABB-TV, saying that "the district learned that last night Mrs. Massey was charged with having an improper relationship with a student." Looney added in the message that Massey "was placed on administrative leave this morning, and she will not be returning to Davenport High School."The principal added, "The safety and security of our students is one of our highest priorities, and a responsibility that we take seriously. During the hiring process, the district’s human resources department conducts full background checks and criminal history to ensure that classrooms are led by individuals who have every student’s best interest in mind."Looney also wrote, "I know it can be quite disturbing to learn that one of our teachers was charged with a crime such as this."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Officials are investigating the circumstances that led to the sinking of a $100 million naval ship that was under the command of a lesbian captain with no previous ship command experience. The incident is New Zealand's first naval loss since World War II. 'Now we have an environmental disaster on our hands, caused by the very people who are always crying about the environment.' Captain Yvonne Gray ordered the crew of the HMNZS Manawanui to abandon ship on Saturday evening when the 275 foot vessel struck a reef in the waters south of Samoa. 75 people were saved, and no lives were lost. Critics on social media immediately noted that Captain Gray had no ship command experience on her resume and had previously admitted that she had ulterior motives to seeking the command of the naval ship. In a 2022 interview with New Zealand's Navy Today magazine, Gray said she and her wife schemed to move to New Zealand after falling in love with the country on a campervan holiday. "How do we get to live here, we asked ourselves," she said, then added, "The most obvious thing was to apply to join the Royal New Zealand Navy."Chief of Navy, Rear Admiral Garin Golding said Gray made the right decision to order the crew to abandon ship. "Evacuating a ship at night is an incredibly complex and dangerous task," he added. Radio NZ reported that an oil spill could be seen from the shipwreck for many miles along the Samoan shore. Some speculated that the commander had been hired to satisfy diversity concerns despite her lack of experience. "You don't cut your teeth on $100m ships," responded one critic. "Now we have an environmental disaster on our hands, caused by the very people who are always crying about the environment." "A ship worth over $100 million—gone—and for what? PERVERSITY, INIQUITY AND DELUSION," replied another critic. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Halloween is swiftly approaching with all the spookiness it traditionally brings. Horror games like Dead by Daylight take part in the celebrations annually, taking what’s already quite scary and adding a ghoulish twist to the proceedings. This year is no different, and developer Behaviour Interactive has dated when players can expect to hop into the different events kicking off this month with its October roadmap. Continue reading DBD October roadmap teases big events for the spookiest month MORE FROM PCGAMESN: DBD killer tier list, Best horror games, DBD codes

Whether you’re a League of Legends purist or you’ve been recently enraptured with Deadlock’s spin on the MOBA formula, Supervive is definitely a game to have on your radar if it isn’t already. Now, after some closed playtests, the ambitious new MOBA and battle royale mashup is gearing up for its next big step - a limited-time, free open demo for players to try during Steam Next Fest, which is right around the corner. Continue reading Upcoming MOBA Supervive is getting a free, week-long demo very soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MOBAs, Best battle royale games, Best multiplayer games

Ten years ago, commentators were telling Americans their northern neighbor was a middle-class success story. Now, every province has lower median earnings than every state.