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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Bonefish who wrote (1511725)1/8/2025 11:12:48 PM
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Elizabeth May is American, a Canadian can't run for President and an American should not be able to run for Prime Minister.

Morons like Liz will help turn Canada into a Territory a lot easier.

Early Life and Education

May was born in Hartford, Connecticut, the daughter of Stephanie (Middleton), a sculptor, pianist, and writer, and John Middleton May, an accountant. Her father was born in New York and raised in England, and her mother was also a native New Yorker. She has a younger brother named Geoffrey. Her mother was a prominent anti-nuclear activist and her father was Assistant Vice President of Aetna Life and Casualty. The family moved to Margaree Harbour, Nova Scotia in 1972, following a summer vacation spent on Cape Breton Island. On moving to the province, the May family purchased a landlocked schooner, the Marion Elizabeth which had been used as a gift shop and restaurant since the mid 1950s. They operated this establishment from 1974 until 2002.

Elizabeth May relinquished her US citizenship in 1978, when she became a Canadian citizen, in accordance with American nationality law at the time. May briefly enrolled at St. Francis Xavier University in 1974, but dropped out. Returning to Margaree, May took correspondence courses in restaurant management. Beginning in 1980, she attended Dalhousie Law School as a mature student, graduating in 1983. Following law school at Dalhousie University, May worked as an associate at small law firm in Halifax. May studied theology at Saint Paul University, a federated college of the University of Ottawa.

Elizabeth May apologizes for press gallery dinner speech

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