@Beeee6D2022@brianlilley Carney's like the embarassed teenager with no date on prom night. Rather than showing up at the biggest event on their calendar, they tell everyone that they were too busy watching Gilligan's Island reruns to attend. If it wasn't so pathetic, it would just be plain old sad.
@brianlilley Canada's absence should have been conspicuous? Our national press is like the jailers guarding Jeffrey Eptstein. They don't seem to remember why they're there in the first place.
@yonkojohn@Concern70732755 The terrible truth about democracy that nobody seems to want to accept on either side of the political divide is that, alas, we get exactly what we deserve, otherwise we wouldn't have ordered it.
@Concern70732755 He's taking the same path so it seems logical that he will end up in approximately the same place. We desperately need productive, financially and culturally viable practical solutions, not emotionally inspired, childish flights of fancy.
@Concern70732755 He seems like a sincere guy that is quite simply out of his depth. Much like Trudeau, the junior. Unfortunately we don't have the time or finances to let him learn on the job. Thus, at best he's more like Trudeau than like a Cretien, Martin or Harper.
@brianlilley Personally insulting Trump is like telling Mike Tyson his facial tattoos are ugly. If you're misguided enough to say it...Be smart enough to DUCK!
@JinglaiHe History has proven you wrong. Liberals, like cats, seem to have nine lives. They often appear to be down, but that doesn't mean they're ever out. As contrary as this sounds, they're a lot like Trump in this respect.
@brianlilley Canadians have a long history of choosing leaders for what they say, rather than for what they actually do. Words are like a narcotic for Canucks, easy to swallow. Unfortunately, also as addictive as hell.
@DreaHumphrey It's so bad it's close to funny. Canadians LOVE the outdoors but can't actually go out anymore because they MIGHT cause fires. What MIGHT be next? We can't drink beer because we MIGHT piss in the pool?
@sunlorrie@globeandmail I agree that it seems unfair to intrude on a politician's homelife; but then again, it's also unfair when their policies intrude on millions of Canadian's homelife. Sorry, it's gotten personal. Quid pro quo.
@WiretapMediaCa So they say that adding thousands of new people pursuing a finite number of jobs ian't the problem. The problem is our current Canadian youth aren't getting jobs because they lack work experience. That's Orwellian NewSpeak Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
@Conservative_BC There's an old expression, "The bigger the lie the more easily people believe it." While I'm picking through veggies in the food isle politicians are sending boat loads of our money abroad. (No pun intended although it's painfully unfunny.)
@PurviRajani@MarcNixon24@Canadia56668243 That about sums it up Purvi. So what's next? Canadians seem short on memory and long on intangible ideals. Too bad the latter is so damn expensive.
@MarcNixon24 What a surprise. Hasn't Carney always played better in Europe than in North America? He's a smart guy but even the dumbest of beasts returns to the easiest pickings. Maybe Canada needs a tad less smart, and a whole lot more savvy.
@globalnews Maybe it's true and maybe it's not. Either way, sometimes it might be better for Pierre to smile and say nothing. Like it or not that seems to be the easiest path for him to take back into thr House of Commons.
@TristinHopper Separating criminal acts into "classes" of crimes like Hate Crimes differing from your garden variety assaults flies in the face of "blind justice for all". What's next, lynching some people, but letting others off with a slap on the wrist?