@JJ_McCullough It’s a strength and weakness all at the same time for Canada. Culture matters and that’s your culture. You have to embrace it to promote cohesion. Once you have cohesion you can start making political decisions that benefit all Canadians and not just regions.
@TeamKatiePorter How… are you going to do ALL this? You’re just another typical politician willing to say anything to get elected. It’s funny you started with Trump. He’s an atypical politician that has delivered on more promises than any politician in a very long time.
@ericswalwell@CA_Dem@grok I’m not a fan of @Ericswalwell, but if there’s no evidence of a romantic relationship, for the love of country, can we stop lying about it?! Let Eric’s bad policies be Eric’s downfall.
@ericswalwell 4/ Remember when @ericswalwell went head to head with @benshapiro during a congressional hearing last year. Eric thought he was going to get a great video clip for his campaign donations. Nope! Backfire.
@JJ_McCullough This goes bothering ways. Conservatives do the same thing to liberals. I think we’re all more moderate than we think. That doesn’t work in a sound bite, click bait, and Twitter world.
@JJ_McCullough Both. He’s direct which then is amplified to become obnoxious when he makes a valid point to liberals. Agreeing with him feels like a personal referendum on all that they hold dear. This then feels like a personal attack to them which further amplifies their dislike of him.
@ianbremmer 2/ In 1984, athletes like Carl Lewis weren’t silent because they lacked views, but because the moment wasn’t about expressing them. When that distinction fades, the event loses some of what made people care.
@ianbremmer 1/ I agree it’s patriotic to criticize your government, and that right should be protected.
My discomfort isn’t with dissent, but with venue. The Olympics are one of the few shared national moments we have.
@ericswalwell These are the types of policies that created ordering kiosks all over California. Now no one has a starter job that was never intended to pay a living wage.
@ericswalwell 5/ We need investment in practical education that leads to real jobs, not feel-good programs with no market value. Slogans may sound nice, but bad policy lasts far longer than a campaign.