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It is a conundrum, isn’t it? “Carney owes his job to President Donald Trump,” was the Tuesday view of the Washington Post editorial board, declaring that the U.S. president had singlehandedly thwarted the election of a populist Conservative government in Canada...

“Carney owes his job to President Donald Trump,” was the Tuesday view of the Washington Post editorial board, declaring that the U.S. president had singlehandedly thwarted the election of a populist Conservative government in Canada, but that’s neither here nor there I guess.

During election night coverage, some CBC pundits dropped much of the pretense of impartiality as soon as an “at least Liberal minority” was predicted shortly after 10 p.m. ET. http://apple.news/ABjdhWAqJSXis6efz3Bd1CQ

Shortly after Mark Carney took office as Prime Minister in March, Defence Minister Bill Blair announced that the government would look at alternatives to the F-35. The trade war between Canada and the United States was then deepening. Later, Mr. Carney explained that Ottawa would weigh trimming...

But he was the correct shade to offset the turfing of Annamie Paul, so he had that going for him. “We’re not racist. Just look at this dude who’s name nobody even knew, let alone remembers a few days later!”

Just two terms, or maybe more.

Here is Carney faking canceling the consumer carbon tax, UN-Trump-like, right down to the Sharpie marker. Still can’t believe how gullible so many non-prairie Canadians are.

Screw’em. Do what you want. We’re right under the flight path for the General Hospital & I never thought I would get used to something like helicopters flying over the house, but…humans are nothing if not adaptable. The trolling nocturnal junkies piss me off with the trails of strewn garbage...

I thought that dude was her co-leader/chauffeur?

Surprise (not surprised)!! http://apple.news/ABG_EQJeTRq2_KMJitvP49A

Who’s kissing Kaliningrad good bye? NATO? Russia? Botswana?

How much funding does a single independent MP get? Isn’t that kind of what we’ve got with the entire Green Party at this point? Oh yeah, Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet has already said he does not intend to bring down the current government “for at least a year.” That it’s all...

Ok, so maybe (but probably not?) Kaliningrad is joining NATO? Or it’s not joining NATO like Ukraine isn’t joining NATO? Kind of a Nope-ATO? So, who’s the suckers in your statement? PS…Nice boat there North Korea, etc…it will come to active duty sometime next year. Anyway, Kaliningrad is a...

Sometimes, it just is what it is. We’ve got the Liberals, again, for another fourth consecutive term, for potentially the next four years, so let’s see where it goes. I’ll be watching from one of the Prairie “I told you so!” Provinces.😁

http://apple.news/AmUgjPIm-SBSj5OU6AQ_NPg Bessent said that “no state or person who financed or supplied the Russian war machine will be allowed to benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine.”…unless…unless it’s in that 20% or so of Ukraine (or the Crimea or Donbas/Donbass chunk either) that...

(Orange) Jesus…looks like he’s got a hard push going on, working towards his next 3am social (truth social?) media moment.

Dealing with Trump became a central pillar of the federal election campaign, because Trump & Carney made it so, with all party leaders weighing in on how best to respond to Trump’s actions. Carney pledged repeatedly to build trade relationships with countries other than the U.S. in order to make...

Weren’t liberals being caught on zoom calls for votes during Covid from the Caribbean? Didn’t that carry through until the present day? Most of the time when you see Parliament, the last few years you’re lucky if you could see a dozen people (between the MP’s and the speaker) and usually less.

Yep. Yes the Libs had the most votes this time. The Greens fielded a full slate of candidates in every riding, then they withdrew about 100 of them selectively to weigh things towards the liberals to make the conservatives less likely to win. Then Jagmeet repeatedly shot himself in the foot...

One of the many ironies of the 45th Canadian federal election is that the greatest electoral performance in the history of the modern Conservative Party was chalked up as a loss. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s capture of 41.4 per cent of the vote has never been equalled in any of the...