@BullsOnX@lllaurenA@Madi39 I don’t like either tbh. But don’t forget that Harper underspent on necessities to achieve the surplus in 2015. https://t.co/UslqXb8wqa
@BullsOnX@lllaurenA@Madi39 I agree with this but housing in Canada, specifically in BC and Ontario was always fucking expensive and was increasing under Harper as well. It got worse during COVID specifically and increased immigration as you pointed out.
@BullsOnX@lllaurenA@Madi39 I don’t like Trudeau but he was PM during probably an even worse economic crisis with the COVID pandemic. Also Harper didn’t inherit the global financial crisis. Harper became PM with a budget surplus under the Liberal government in 06. 08 is the financial crisis.
@BullsOnX@lllaurenA@Madi39 I can predict what you will do because this is just psychology and what normally happens when people are presented with facts they disagree with.
@BullsOnX@lllaurenA@Madi39 Also there are a lot of stats to back me up on this. If I show them you will just call it “Liberal Media Propaganda” because it doesn’t align with what you think. Then you’ll bring up charts from non-reputable sources that confirms your bias.
@30G30N@BleedOilBlue I think he’s also trying to break the 1000 mark for regular season goals. He might not retire at the end of the year if that’s the case.
@sdpnsports I think if they expand to more cities that increases the talent in the league because hockey has new fans and new players. We’ll one day actually see more American players in the NHL than Canadian (due to population mostly and increased popularity).
@sdpnsports The way I was thinking was, I think the NHL expands to max 8 more teams; Houston or Austin, Atalanta (again), New Orleans, Memphis, maybe Arizona, Portland, maybe Hartford makes a comeback, Mexico City could be interesting.
@oilers_hub McKenna needs to be an actual superstar and Tavares can’t take a step back. If both of those are even one of them is a negative that team ain’t making the playoffs.