On the one hand, yeah, immigration and trade issues push the buttons of the hard right.
On the other hand, our hard right has a trifecta of business, gun culture, and religion.
You're lacking the religion and gun culture, and trying to take away your health care would be the third rail, so in some respects, it would be difficult for you to follow us.
Also, without that trifecta, it seems that it would be somewhat more difficult to push the sort of anti-education agenda that gets pushed here, both at the university level and at lower levels (e.g. giving equal time to science and creationism).
You have to remember that the US was, in large part, founded by dogmatic malcontents who couldn't get along with their neighbors.
On the other hand, our hard right has a trifecta of business, gun culture, and religion.
You're lacking the religion and gun culture, and trying to take away your health care would be the third rail, so in some respects, it would be difficult for you to follow us.
Also, without that trifecta, it seems that it would be somewhat more difficult to push the sort of anti-education agenda that gets pushed here, both at the university level and at lower levels (e.g. giving equal time to science and creationism).
You have to remember that the US was, in large part, founded by dogmatic malcontents who couldn't get along with their neighbors.