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@MsPinto123 @CanadianPolling It’s obviously not working that well if so many folks in so many age groups still say they’ll support Trudeau or Singh; the two heavyweights of hypocrisy in Canadian democracy.
@CONDESCENDANT Reality? You, who bitches, moans and whines about anything starting with a “C” and give Trudeau and his merry band of idiots forgiveness and a free pass! Con, there is no doubt that there were mistakes made on MF, but right now, it fits right into Liberal “green at all costs”!
@CONDESCENDANT , funny I’ve never read anything from you about this fiasco. Do you have children and grandchildren who will bear the brunt of his lack of financial savvy?
#BREAKING In the seemingly endless saga of fiscal recklessness, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have been seen out on the town, armed with the nation's credit card. However, the party appears to have come to an abrupt end as Canada's federal finances plunged into a $44.4-billion deficit in the final month of the fiscal year.
After almost a year of relative financial stability, with federal finances enjoying a surplus position of $3.1-billion after the first 11 months of the fiscal year, the sudden and drastic shift into red is alarming. The government's spending spree in March 2023, resulting in a deficit that eclipses the $25.7-billion deficit recorded in the same month of the previous year, is not only cause for concern, but also indicative of a trend of fiscal irresponsibility.
An alarming trend has emerged in the form of public debt charges, which have ballooned by a staggering 42 percent, or $10.4-billion, from the previous fiscal year. These charges, essentially the interest payments on the national debt, are clear evidence of the government's increased and irresponsible borrowing.
While some might argue that borrowing is a necessary tool for government spending, especially during challenging economic times, such a level of fiscal recklessness carries a heavy cost. Each dollar spent on debt interest is a dollar that could, and should, have been directed towards vital public services such as healthcare. Our hospitals, doctors, and nurses are crying out for resources, but instead of funding these essential services, the government is using taxpayers' hard-earned money to pay off its credit card bill.
As the fiscal year came to a close, the deficit stood at $41.3-billion, slightly lower than the $43-billion Freeland had projected in her March 28 budget. This shouldn't be mistaken for fiscal responsibility. It's a stark reminder of the government's habit of underestimating its spending, only to exceed those estimates time and time again.
The credit card antics of Trudeau and Freeland need to come to an end. Canadians are counting on them to manage the nation's finances responsibly, not to rack up debt that future generations will be left to pay off. The party has ended and the bill has come due. It's time for the government to face the music and address the fiscal hangover that threatens to destabilize Canada's financial future.
#cdnpoli
@CONDESCENDANT Con, if the good Lord Jesus Christ was a Conservative, you’d find everything wrong while turning a blind eye to Liberal hypocrisy, lies, deception, lack of ethics and financial illiteracy.
@BirdsEy81626938 @PeterCBC Nobody knows because nobody in the Government has been able to clearly explain what the Atlantic Loop is and how it will or won’t affect NL, including Seamus who only spews verbal diarrhea.
@HammerTime_11@kinsellawarren Hammer, I saw this on another Twitter account “……. There is little to no chance PP will be as corrupt, incompetent, and financially irresponsible then Trudeau. It's impossible at this point of any future politician (unless their last name is Trudeau) to be this bad……”
@TanyaHenwood46@clauderivest@theJagmeetSingh Quote “……. force a new election……” He doesn’t want an election because he knows the NDP are void of enough funds and support to have a reasonable showing in a general election. Singh is more interested in his own arse rather than the country.
@tarajm26@TWilsonOttawa “……. It's great when the voters actually get represented……..” Do you even know what percentage of Canadians voted for Trudeau, and you speak of “representation”? You’re funny.
@AntIfaInUrCity@kinsellawarren If Trudeau was caught killing puppies, you’d say he was making the world safer for kittens. Goodbye, you ARE the weakest link.
@AntIfaInUrCity@kinsellawarren Just in case you missed it in my original response in this thread; “….. Any leader in his position needs and deserves vacation…..” Now go back and read it again.
@AntIfaInUrCity@kinsellawarren He doesn’t have that right when he’s “saving the world from carbon pollution”. That’s hypocrisy. But if he was killing puppies, you’d say he was making the world safer for kittens.
@AntIfaInUrCity@kinsellawarren Any leader in his position needs and deserves vacation. But how many a year? And to where? What’s the carbon footprint of any of his forays to the Caribbean, or BC for surfing, or anywhere else that he takes time away? “Do as I say, not as I do.” More hypocrisy