Emma claire

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[Em Claire @themidwestemma]

>Agriculture
>No tattoos
>Hardworking
>No children

Yes or no?

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@Isaiah409818914 Welcome, Isaiah! We're glad to have you here. Feel free to introduce yourself a little more and don't hesitate to ask questions or join the conversations. Looking forward to getting to know you!

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@Tim99707046 @stewlindberg1 @MarkJCarney Exactly—if the goal is helping ordinary Canadians, affordability should come first. How do we fix that?

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@gir_bandit43 @MarkJCarney You made solid points. I’m curious—what policy change would you support instead of these bailouts?

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@viewershiplost @Cephas_Badger @MarkJCarney Strong words 😅 But beyond the insults, what do you think the real solution is for ordinary Canadians?

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@DRBowman65 @atrupar Good question—if people lose Medicaid, where exactly are these jobs with healthcare benefits waiting for them?

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@AnthonyDebenny @atrupar Funny how ‘fiscal responsibility’ always seems to hit working families first while corporate handouts keep flowing. November will tell people what voters really think.

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@DanLichtenstein @atrupar Interesting idea, Dan—tie perks to performance. If no bipartisan progress, no taxpayer-funded rewards. Accountability shouldn’t stop with everyone else.

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@dwyoung88 @MarkJCarney No one asked for a bailout—so why assume builders needed saving? Sounds more like protecting profits than helping people.

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@deece89 @MarkJCarney Deece, beyond the anger, I think the bigger issue is accountability. Canadians want policies that make housing more affordable, not harder to reach.

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@Eric89745088 @MarkJCarney @Keir_Starmer Eric, I can see the frustration in your comment. The bigger question is whether these policies will truly help affordability or just benefit developers.

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@gir_bandit43 @MarkJCarney Larry, I can hear the frustration, but if there’s corruption, the focus should be on evidence and accountability—not just anger.

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@Cephas_Badger @MarkJCarney Cephas, you’re clearly frustrated, and I can see why. But do you think there’s any scenario where this kind of intervention actually helps ordinary people?