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I wrote a piece yesterday (in French) addressing the reasons that motivated Carney to become Prime Minister of Canada. They were mostly personal (Brookfield).
This was one of the comments I received:
“I don’t care why, but just the fact that he stands up to Trump and that this orange madman is angry with Carney, I’m satisfied.”
Unfortunately, this is how the majority of Canadians feel.
If Trump was the evil person the media depicted him to be, how did he win a convincing majority even though 90% of media coverage on him was negative while 85% on Kamala was positive? Don’t give me the “Americans are stupid” bullshit. Libtards still haven’t figured this out, proof that TDS actually exists.
People need to stop blaming Trump.
The day Canadians realize Trump isn’t the villain he’s portrayed as will mark the beginning of the end for Carney and the Liberals.
Canada’s emotional rage toward Trump and his allies isn’t good for the country, but it has benefited the Liberal Party.
The Liberals knew they couldn’t campaign on a decade of failures, corruption, and economic decline. With the help of subsidized media, they focused instead on Trump and his team.
The country is plunging into recession, but that doesn’t matter. Canadians would follow Carney off a cliff if they thought it would give Trump the finger. The Liberals have made hatred of Donald Trump their entire personality.
Canadians are easily manipulated and haven’t yet woken up to reality.
If they devoted even a fraction of their rage against Trump to demanding competence from their own government, this country would be in far better shape.
I’m most concerned about the bill that future generations—my children and grandchildren—will have to pay for the legacy we boomers are leaving them.
@TalbotLionel2@TherealJHobart Has he stood up to Trump?? I don’t think so. I’d like to see what the results were of him doing that 🤦♀️
Great piece and thank you for sharing this!!!
@ssmcleod85@RiseOfAlberta In a perfect world, I’d love for AB to not give equalization Payments just so the easterners can actually see how much we give them and what happens when that’s removed.
@ssmcleod85@RiseOfAlberta We just need something to happen fast… living with high taxes - taxed on everything and still spending $100 on groceries and can’t even fill the bag… it’s a real issue
@ssmcleod85@RiseOfAlberta Completely understand - but you don’t think that conversations to protect Alberta would be easier. I know they’re not obligated if there’s no separation but after everything - if it’s Pierre I think that possibility is there, no?
@ssmcleod85@RiseOfAlberta I would rather have liberals lose - I think we can still go in with negotiations to help protect the future of Alberta and against a future liberal government. Separation was never a guarantee but does give us leverage
@ABDanielleSmith How sad is it that because you’re the opposition, you’ll just vote against regardless. What about actual protecting your citizens. NDP is just 💩
@ssmcleod85@cnm5000 I mean we would need to be taxed to help support the infrastructure of things however it doesn’t need to be as high as it is federally