Ian Garson

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@JohnnyDamon I know it’s been a while, but we just saw you on that TV show where you were on a yacht, I know it was about eight years ago though. But I just can’t help comment that your wife actually called you an American hero for being a baseball player. Yikes.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@MarkJCarney u know u won with Trump when he gets his feelings hurt and renames a lake lol 😂 he did the same thing to the Gulf of Mexico. The only power you have is to make sure Apple doesn’t auto populate Mexico when you type in “Gulf of”

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre you would rather support businesses making hundreds of millions of dollars in profit every year, keeping most and giving the rest to shareholders instead of drastically increasing employees salaries, so they can easily live the upper middle class life we deserve

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre this is not the time to be a mouthpiece. Asking to recall the government so you can read the full failed trade agreement is silly. Do you actually think there’s something that our Prime Minister is hiding?

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre if you have concerns about our failed trade agreement, you should keep them out of the media, and work with the Prime Minister quietly. The last thing we need is more media fodder for Trump to use against us.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@CPC_HQ if you have concerns about our Prime Minister and the failed trade agreement, you should keep them out of the media so we don���t look like we’re arguing in front of the Americans. The last thing we need is more media fodder for Trump.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@CPC_HQ Canadians also share your concerns, but not to the level that you are failing to support the Prime Minister in this extremely tough time. He doesn’t need to fight you and Trump at the same time. Once again you show why your party is not fit to be the leader of our country

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@CPC_HQ the PC party is always been about taking care of big businesses. You worry about them more than you worry about the Canadiens that work for those companies. That’s always been the mantra of the PC party. Any to support the Prime Minister and not the argumentative.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre a typical conservative response. You’re more concerned about big businesses, not the people that live in this country and worked for those businesses. The PC party has always been about saving companies first taking care of them before the Canadian public.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre being argumentative and not supporting the Prime Minister, there’s another reason why you show Canadians you don’t deserve to be the Prime Minister

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@PierrePoilievre I understand your concerns about the failed trade agreement. However, this is not the time to be argumentative. Yes Canadians are concerned, but you need to support the Prime Minister. It doesn’t seem like you’re doing that.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@brianlilley You ever noticed that when people speak the truth and actually play tough and as Trump wants to say it play our card, they’ve got nothing to say, they’ve got no way to respond, except turn into lying, spin, doctors and pick on our Prime Minister

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@brianlilley Wow. Finally someone who has the courage and the respect for Canada to say it like it is.

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@sarobertson_ You should be blaming your president for the collapse of economic talks with Canada and every other country around the world. You started it first, we’re just following your illustrious example

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@USTradeRep You’re a bunch of lying Spin Doctors. It’s a privilege for any country to enter the Canadian economic market, you’re not privileged enough. Continue to abuse and offend, you will have ruined the US relationship permanently. #youcantsurvivewithoutCanada

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

The international community will ensure that any member of the Trump team will never be allowed to engage with the international community again. Enjoy employment while you can. 2/2

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@jamiesongreer being a lying spin Dr about Canada and all the other countries that you so rudely abuse and offend, you will never have a job in government ever again when your president term is over 1/2

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@pressurethefilm Constantly pressuring a junior subordinate who was a senior meteorologist, and the best there was, felt like a pathetic attempt to pass the buck of the D-Day decision onto him. He can only predict the weather, not change it. (2/2)

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@pressurethefilm The biggest takeaway from Pressure isn't the drama, it's the terrible leadership. The senior command's relentless demand for absolute certainty from their chief meteorologist wasn't strong leadership—it was a failure of it. (1/2)

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

The gov absolutely has the power to pull the plug on funding until compliance is met. (3/3)

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

@CdnHeritage Stefan Van Doorn, Director Communications Claiming that public funding "doesn't give authority to oversee governance" or withhold funds is completely false. Both federal & provincial governments (1/3)

[Ian Garson @GarsonIan]

hold back taxpayer dollars all the time from organizations that violate human rights, safety codes, or their own bylaws. Funding agreements are contracts, not blank cheques. When a taxpayer-funded org violates accessibility or safety rules, letting them keep public money isn't neutrality—it's complicity. (2/3)