When someone spends their adult years wearing a varsity letterman jacket, it’s tempting to suspect they peaked in school. But that hardly describes Justin Trudeau, who has a semi-respectable job and just got an endorsement from his former U.S. counterpart, Barack Obama. And yet he can’t quit this jacket with a red “L” and a maple leaf on the front and a Canadian flag on the sleeve.
Trudeau wore it during his successful 2015 campaign, including this pensive pose in a pumpkin patch, and his fondness for the item was notable enough that some journalists mentioned it when analyzing why he won. Does he consider it a good-luck charm, or does he just enjoy the optics of looking like a sports hero leading an army of nerds? Then again, one U.S.
his letterman jacket is a COSTUME he likes wearing costumes (remember India?)
They have connections in the same foundation. Foreign interference
You really, really confirmed why I never, ever buy Macleans ever again!!!
Really? Nothing else you could be writing about?
Are we seriously talking about this? Way to hit the heavy policy issues, Maclean’s. You could have segued into a discussion about platform, the troubled term and campaign, but no. A short non-story. About a jacket. Well done.
What about Elizabeth May's clothes, or Rempel's sweaters, appropriate topic?
Who cares if he won Barack (I like to drone bomb civilians) Obama's endorsement? The tweet is akin to political interference. Barack is not a progressive and has been highly criticized for increasing resources to spy on other countries and citizens. He has no credibility left.
Canada ... Just stop it already. Holy palpable bias.
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