Joey Pearson

[Kelsi Sheren @Kelsisheren]

Marks turn.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Oh look

An old clip of Carney defining a recession.

In EXACTLY THE SAME WAY the Conservatives are being attacked for.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Good

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Pierre Poilievre is asked about Carney's blind trust

"I am stunned by how little scrutiny there has been of his personal financial interests and how they run in direct opposition to the national interests of this country." @PierrePoilievre

[KerryDiotte @KerryDiotte]

IS CTV NEWS BEING ETHICAL?

CTV commentator Scott Reid worked in a former Liberal prime minister’s office. His son now works in Mark Carney’s office.

CTV doesn’t think this information is worth disclosing to its audience.

What do you think?

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Who else is SICK and TIRE of hearing we are in a MORE DANGEROUS and DIVIDED World?

[Joey Pearson @pearsonj]

@PierrePoilievre was just trying to get an answer from Carney about affordability, but the artificially intelligent minister Evan Solomon speaks up.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

In a more dangerous and divided world…

Carney is psyoping Canadians.
Here are 15 separate speeches of him using those words.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Canadians LOVE Pierre Poilievre

[Clyde Do Something 🇺🇸🇨🇦 @ClydeDoSomethin]

This is a bop!!

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

If you thought Andrew Coyne didn't know what absolute BS this Liberal majority was and how broken our political system is, then have a listen!

He's known for decades and called it out repeatedly.

Love him or hate him, he knows exactly how wrong this majority is!

[Joey Pearson @pearsonj]

@KatKanada_TM Sorry to hear, stay strong, take care .

[Joey Pearson @pearsonj]

@PierrePoilievre Thanks again for the price cut on gas! Keep on Carney, don’t back down.

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

Rebuttal!
Vassy, that wasn’t an interview it was a Masterclass in manipulative narrative framing. From loaded questions to presuppositions, it was honestly kinda gross to watch. I'd like to break it down, to show what you're doing, since I work in PR. @shuvmajumdar @VassyKapelos

[Scott Robertson @sarobertson_]

Lisa Raitt: "I have this vision in my head of Mark Carney as the Pied Piper -- he's got the flute and he's whistling all these people across -- but in reality, don't forget, the Pied Piper, he attracted rats"

[Josh Ryan 🍁 @joshryanjames]

Marilyn Gladu: A lot of people keep asking me what I think about Mark Carney.

[Joey Pearson @pearsonj]

@Weird_Canadian @PierrePoilievre @joshryanjames https://t.co/J69Tl0rs3D

[Slk55again @slk55again]

Carney dodges U.S. boycott question: says others do his grocery shopping for him. After admitting that he had no idea what Canadians pay for groceries, Carney wasn’t able to answer a question on whether he still purchases U.S. products because somebody else does groceries for him.

Isaac Lamoureux, True North Apr 06, 2025

After previously admitting that he had no idea what Canadian families pay for groceries, Liberal Leader Mark Carney wasn’t able to answer a question on whether he still purchases U.S. products because as prime minister, somebody else does his groceries for him.

The comments came during a lengthy French-language interview with CBC’s Radio-Canada, where the party leaders spoke in depth about their platforms.

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One of the panelists asked Carney whether he agreed with the response from many Canadian residents who boycott the United States by no longer buying American products, booing the national anthem, and cancelling trips down south. Carney said he agreed with the steps but when asked whether he had boycott U.S. goods personally, he said he had an unusual answer to give.

“Being prime minister, I don’t buy strawberries and all that anymore. Someone else does,” said Carney.

Carney said he was still “proud” of the reactions of Canadians.

He previously blamed the inability of Canadians to afford groceries on a lack of “productivity.” The previous comments from Carney came shortly after he was unable to say how much families of four spent on their weekly grocery bills.

Former prime minister Justin Trudeau previously billed Canadians over $150,000 for two years worth of groceries. During the 2022 and 2023 calendar years, the average Canadian spent a combined $29,989 on groceries.

Over that period, Trudeau spent $188,864 on “food and food preparation,” forcing Canadian taxpayers to subsidize $157,642 of it.

While sticking taxpayers with the bill, according to documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Trudeau simultaneously had an annual salary of $406,200.

Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano previously called on future prime ministers not to bill taxpayers for personal groceries and instead pay for the bill themselves.

Conversely, Deputy Conservative leader Melissa Lantsman told True North that Canadians would not be on the hook for the prime minister’s grocery bill if Conservatives formed government.

“Like most Canadians, Pierre Poilievre and his family do not have their groceries paid for by taxpayers,” said Lantsman. “Common Sense Conservatives will treat every tax dollar with the respect it deserves.”

She added that Liberal waste knows no bounds and that things would only worsen under Carney’s rule, considering he doesn’t even know how much groceries cost.

The federal election to determine Canada’s next prime minister will occur on April 28.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

How is it possible for every member of a political party be so arrogant & condescending? This is a horrible woman who is literally gaslighting the guy & smirking while doing it.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Diary of a CEO’s @StevenBartlett leads the 2nd biggest podcast in the world.

A true honour to discuss with him how Canada can be the freest and most affordable country on earth.

Watch here: https://t.co/E9XsoPevCk

[Joey Pearson @pearsonj]

@KmodoKev @StevenBartlett Quote from carney: Going to a central banker for political advice is never a good idea.”