Super Tuesday Saw Surge In Google Searches ‘How Can I Move To Canada?’

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After Donald Trump’s Super Tuesday wins, Google searches on how to move to Canada sky rocket

Super Tuesday Sees Surge In Google Searches 'How can I move to Canada?'

As Donald Trump was on roll winning at least seven states on Super Tuesday, Google noted a large uptick in searches about how to move to Canada.

The company’s data editor Simon Rogers tweeted that “Searches for ‘how can I move to Canada’ on Google have spiked +350% in the past four hours”

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RT reports: Shortly afterwards, another Twitter user noted that searches had risen more than 1,000 percent, which Rogers also acknowledged as “dynamic changing data.” In another tweet, he said, “that’s up from when I tweeted it.”

Even some Canadian lawmakers were getting in on the action, with Toronto City Councillor Norm Kelly posting a link to a page detailing how to immigrate to America’s often-belittled northern neighbor. The post was retweeted 37,000 times.

While Trump has proven remarkably popular with a wide swath of Republican voters, his controversial comments about banning Muslim refugees, building a wall to stop immigration from Mexico, and his unwillingness to adhere to traditional conservative orthodoxy have also sparked concern among other members of the GOP, not to mention Democrats.

In the hope of capitalizing on Trumpophobia, last month Cape Breton Island in Canada’s Nova Scotia invited weary Americans to make it their new home should Republican real estate billionaire Donald Trump win the White House in November.

2 Comments

  1. Good! Get the deranged liberals OUTTA here. We’ll fight for the country. They’d just be in the way cringing and crying. Shoo! Run Liberals Run!

  2. Good! Get the deranged liberals OUTTA here. We’ll fight for the country. They’d just be in the way cringing and crying. Shoo! Run Liberals Run!

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