@myabradshaw78 Mia, Canadians are silent because it’s Sunday, the Lord’s Day. Take a break, rest and reflect—whatever you’re worried about can wait until tomorrow 🤷♂️
@Lordhelmetss Are you new to politics? 😂😂 Governments keep information from the public all the time—they even have a word for it: classified!! Since you’re afraid to answer the simple question of whether Canada should honour an agreement it made, you’re part of the problem.
@rock221970@myabradshaw78@brianlilley TDS is real, but so is Trump Fanboy Syndrome (TFS), and yours is severe. The biggest symptom? Claiming anyone who mentions Trump without praising him has TDS. The ultimate goal of TFS? Getting Trump to notice and like your posts. Unfortunately, he doesn’t even follow you.
@Lordhelmetss@jamiljivani So if both sides agreed not to discuss the negotiations in detail, and the U.S. is honouring that agreement, are you suggesting Canada should break it?
@brianlilley@jamiljivani@kyleseeback@honjamesmoore@PierrePoilievre Brian, we can all agree he’s had zero impact on limiting Trump’s tariffs on Canada. He talks up his friendship with Vance, so either Vance isn’t listening to him or Trump isn’t listening to Vance. At this point, the only thing he’s accomplishing is building name recognition.
@rock221970@myabradshaw78@brianlilley I agree, globalists are trying to destroy Canada, and Trump is the biggest globalist of them all. Few have benefited more from international cooperation and economic integration. He built a personal global empire and now wants to expand the U.S. empire by hurting Canada.
@myabradshaw78 Mia, no, trade negotiations don’t work that way. Both sides would have agreed to keep the details confidential. This round is over, but there will be another. Keeping leaks to a minimum and cutting out the name-calling will help get both sides back to the table sooner.
@myabradshaw78 Mya, we don’t need Parliament for this. Our trade war is with the U.S., not our fellow MPs. All parties have agreed to support Canada and work toward a fair deal. Private meetings and cross-party consultations are far more productive than performative grandstanding in Parliament.
@rock221970@myabradshaw78@brianlilley Why is your first instinct to push back on Canada instead of the U.S.? They’re called the Trump tariffs for a reason—Trump started this. He promised to hurt Canada, and he’s delivering. Join Pierre Poilievre and the rest of the country on Team Canada, not Team USA.
@myabradshaw78@donwinslow Mya, constantly defending Trump while badmouthing Canada is no longer the win you think it is. Even Pierre Poilievre is standing 100% with Canada and calling the U.S. tariffs “unjustified.” It’s time to get off Team USA and join Team Canada.
@myabradshaw78 Mya, you might want to take a breather. Even Pierre Poilievre is defending Canada and expressing disappointment with the U.S. over its unjustified tariffs. When your position is more pro-Trump than Poilievre’s, it might be time to take a timeout.
@scotty_karr@myabradshaw78@MarkJCarney If the U.S. believed it was offering Canada a fair deal, it would release the details immediately and make Carney look bad for rejecting it. The fact that it hasn’t speaks volumes. They wanted Canada to accept a bad deal.
@myabradshaw78@MarkJCarney Mya, did you even listen to his press conference? He clearly explained the conditions the U.S. was demanding that were unacceptable. Canadians want a fair deal, not a deal at any price.
@watchfulcnd@myabradshaw78 You’re right, Canadians don’t see it. If the U.S. deal were really that good, they’d release the details immediately and make Carney look bad. The fact that they haven’t tells us everything, they wanted Canada to accept a crap deal.