If the Liberals can win this next election, I’ll look at your statement in a different light.
Here’s the (from a week ago before the most recent Liberal Party implosion) current-ish regional breakdown of aggregate polls from last Sunday (15th).
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Here’s the (from a week ago before the most recent Liberal Party implosion) current-ish regional breakdown of aggregate polls from last Sunday (15th).
Liberals fell in Quebec with CPC gaining.
Somebody must have, & Elizabeth May of the green party is driving the ambulance (it must have a blow box).
The other Greenie is howling as the siren. Or something. Never paid much mind to Greenie howling.
The numbers are out:
With all the focus last week being on the imploding Trudeau government, not nearly enough attention was given to the fall economic statement. Of course, having the finance minister quit just after 9 a.m. on the day she’s supposed to deliver an update on the government’s finances will do that.
Describing the PM’s policies as “costly political gimmicks, which we can ill afford” and saying that Canada needs to keep “our fiscal powder dry” has people claiming Freeland was acting on principle. Jean Chretien’s former chief of staff, Eddie Goldenberg, is even touting Freeland as the next leader the Liberal Party needs because she is “a centrist, she has great economic credentials.”
Freeland’s record is one of missing fiscal targets, ever-expanding spending and deficits and increasing taxes. Don’t think for a second that Freeland is a centrist on economics, or competent.
Her book Plutocrats, released after she left journalism for politics, praised the work of people like socialist economist Thomas Piketty. Despite her recent backing of the GST tax holiday, Freeland has been far more likely to support increasing taxes like the annual increases to payroll taxes, alcohol and of course the carbon tax.
She left journalism for politics after a disastrous turn at Reuters where she was put in charge of digital and asked to launch Reuters Next. By the time she left to run for Parliament in 2013, that project was dramatically over budget and behind schedule.
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With all the focus last week being on the imploding Trudeau government, not nearly enough attention was given to the fall economic statement. Of course, having the finance minister quit just after 9 a.m. on the day she’s supposed to deliver an update on the government’s finances will do that.
Describing the PM’s policies as “costly political gimmicks, which we can ill afford” and saying that Canada needs to keep “our fiscal powder dry” has people claiming Freeland was acting on principle. Jean Chretien’s former chief of staff, Eddie Goldenberg, is even touting Freeland as the next leader the Liberal Party needs because she is “a centrist, she has great economic credentials.”
Freeland’s record is one of missing fiscal targets, ever-expanding spending and deficits and increasing taxes. Don’t think for a second that Freeland is a centrist on economics, or competent.
Her book Plutocrats, released after she left journalism for politics, praised the work of people like socialist economist Thomas Piketty. Despite her recent backing of the GST tax holiday, Freeland has been far more likely to support increasing taxes like the annual increases to payroll taxes, alcohol and of course the carbon tax.
She left journalism for politics after a disastrous turn at Reuters where she was put in charge of digital and asked to launch Reuters Next. By the time she left to run for Parliament in 2013, that project was dramatically over budget and behind schedule.
LILLEY: Freeland's fiscal record is a disastrous one — Toronto Sun
She's being lauded as a hero but her fiscal track record is one of disaster.
As PM mulls future, some MPs say they want his former finance minister to step in…front of the Liberal Bus???
Chrystia Freeland pegged by some Liberal MPs as Justin Trudeau's successor if he resigns — CBC News
Calls are growing from within the Liberal caucus for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down as party leader — and some have pegged Chrystia Freeland as their choice to replace him.
LILLEY: Freeland's fiscal record is a disastrous one — Toronto Sun
She's being lauded as a hero but her fiscal track record is one of disaster.
Huh…she is probably a good fit for the next Liberal Party leader.
Leader of what? I think they won't make party status.View attachment 26390
As PM mulls future, some MPs say they want his former finance minister to step in…front of the Liberal Bus???
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Chrystia Freeland pegged by some Liberal MPs as Justin Trudeau's successor if he resigns — CBC News
Calls are growing from within the Liberal caucus for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down as party leader — and some have pegged Chrystia Freeland as their choice to replace him.
LILLEY: Freeland's fiscal record is a disastrous one — Toronto Sun
She's being lauded as a hero but her fiscal track record is one of disaster.View attachment 26392
Huh…she is probably a good fit for the next Liberal Party leader.
OntariOWE and Kybek. Some from Atlantic Canada that don't want to lose their welfare, And a small smattering of former OntariOWE residents that have infested a few places in the West.I Know. Who the hell voted for him anyway?just sayin...
It's OK, the elected ones all have their golden parachutes in place. The rest have lifetime appointments to various commissions that never have meetings.
Would you rather they DID have meetings? Basically it's like "protection money." You're paying them to NOT rob you.
Not in the West they can't. Remember, you're responsible for slavery and shit because of what some White people did. You're a genocidal colonizer because of what some White people did. This govt set the precedent, man.
And of course let's not forget how this govt which includes Freeland, has permitted islamo-nazi invaders to terrorize Jewish-Canadians for well over a year now.
Seems like Freebag was right at home with Team Turd-o.
Selectively so I suppose.
No, we're not responsible for the slavery. People ARE responsible for trying to continually whitewash it and somehow say "It wasn't that bad" or use that it was "hundreds of years ago" (which it wasn't) as an excuse not to discuss it or acknowledge that the repercussions of slavery are STILL a part of society today.
But I have seen quite a few Black people call out others for holding onto this excuse.
Similar to above - not the genocidal colonizer, but trying to deny shit happened, ignoring the treaties that were agreed upon and continually doing things to ensure the Native population stays "in it's place" doesn't help.
That said, I also know of Natives who are pissed at their Fellow Natives for being fucking stupid and using this as an excuse.
If you think this shit started with Trudeau, you've been blind until he took PM.
LMFAO - How'd I know you'd bring up that bullshit line. "Invaders"? Really?
Can we call any of the Pro-Israel fanatics "invaders" too?
Are there Anti-Semitics out there doing illegal acts against Jews? Absolutely. Should they be held to account for said acts? Absolutely.
Does standing with Palestine mean you are Anti-Jewish? Fuck no.
So you're very "Sins of the father" type believer, then? Good to know; I hope your kids aren't held to account for YOUR sins.