Canadian President

Canadian President
Character Information
Gender	Male
Race	Canadian
Hair	Blond
Died	"Where My Country Gone?"
Occupation	Former President of Canada
Voiced by	Trey Parker[citation needed]
Appearances
First	"Where My Country Gone?"
Final	"Where My Country Gone?"

The Canadian President appeared in the Season Nineteen episode, "Where My Country Gone?". He was a "brash asshole who just spoke his mind", which the Canadians found funny at first. However, they let the joke go on for too long and he was mistakenly elected.

Background

Following his election, he made Canada such a horrible place to live that many Canadians fled to the United States. He later built the Canadian Wall in order to keep the Americans out. However, Herbert Garrison managed to bypass the wall.

Mr. Garrison met with the Canadian president and they quickly got into a fight which ended with Mr. Garrison aggressively raping the Canadian president to the point of death. Immediately after learning about the death of the Canadian president, the Canadians returned to Canada with joy.

Appearance

His appearance strikingly resembles that of Donald Trump. He had blond hair, bushy eyebrows, and bags under his eyes. He wore a blue suit with a white dress shirt, and a light blue tie.

Personality

The Canadian president was extremely outspoken, insolent and offensive. He constantly told people to "suck his balls", and was shown to have xenophobia towards the United States. He was also highly selfish and egocentric, only caring for his own well-being and being contemptous of everyone else.

Trivia

• He is a parody of Donald Trump, from his looks to his loud, abrasive demeanor. Trump successfully ran for President of the United States in the 2016 Presidential election.
• In reality, Canada is a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy, consisting of a prime minister as head of government and a monarch as head of state, as opposed to a president. Earlier and later episodes showed Canada as having a Prime Minister.
• The President of Canada enjoys dancing to "The Safety Dance" by the Canadian new wave band Men Without Hats.