He doesn't answer questions from independant right-wing media.
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CBC sounds like they send about 20, but didn’t get into the line for reporters to ask questions until others were already in it.
That's because he doesn't have answers to questions. All he can do is regurgitate dipper dogma. With luck, he can get the right bit of dogma for the softball question handed to him.
Jagmeet should simply step down. A politician he is not but he is a person who NEVER does what he says.
Me too. I voted but I'm not very encouraged from what I've heard. We're in REAL trouble if Carney gets elected and that's no shit sherlock!!
Not really , he will just speed our inevitable breakup along .
My wife is in San Antonio looking at houses as I type this.
Oh, to be 40 years younger, I'd be right there with her!!
perhaps you should wait until after the trumptychrist is gone.
Why? I can't participate.perhaps you should wait until after the trumptychrist is gone.
Tied to a lucrative job offer no doubt. Once the novelty wears off you will not be as enthusiastic imo
Better off to buy somewhere in the boonies where you can spend your day clearing land and prospecting for rare minerals. You'll sleep better at night.
He'd be the reason I'd move. I happen to like common sense in my leadership.perhaps you should wait until after the trumptychrist is gone.
She's 54. Not moving for politics just moving to the warmest part of the prairies.
Anyway, CBC & some of the various other legacy media, weirdly or not so weirdly, are openly campaigning for Carney, while pretending to be neutral and objective, constantly bringing up bogus issues like implying that Poilievre’s lack of security clearance means he has something to hide, along with unfounded and unsupported comparisons between the Conservative leader and Trump.
Much of the coverage of the election has been flavoured like this, assuming Liberal Leader Mark Carney is facing the “crisis” while campaigning against his billionaire buddy in another country, while Poilievre is too busy, uh, attacking the government’s record…during an election…the bastard!!
(YouTube & How much Canada has declined under the Liberals)
Hell, this thread, this very thread, started when the CBC sued the Conservative Party, during an election, and lost, back in 2021. That’s our unbiased government funded media in anutbag nutshell.
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On policy, this week, media have tended to ignore the vast differences between the Conservative and Liberal spending plans, suggesting that because the Tories would also run a deficit, they are not much better than the Liberals, which leaves the incumbents off the hook for their much more irresponsible plan, and their record of doubling the federal debt.
Or consider crime and drugs, issues on which many in the media can’t contain their contempt for the fact that the Conservatives think voters want order in the streets.
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The fact that there has been little interest East of Manitoba is seems in what Carney was doing before he ran for the Liberal leadership in January, when he was working and advocating to keep Canada’s natural resources in the ground, which is conveniently ignored to present him as the man who will fix Canada’s economy.
It also makes sense for the Carney Liberals to focus on Trump, because, to the extent it is still a crisis, it will naturally benefit them as the Liberals are the incumbents. Demanding Poilievre effectively replicate the Liberal campaign is what would be a disaster, not the other way around.
As much as some in the media try to suggest that there is little difference between the Liberal and Conservative platforms, except of course the parts where Poilievre is scary, and thereby implying the Liberals deserve another chance…???…the Tory platform is a genuinely conservative document that offers a clear, and much needed, break with the last 10 years.
Negotiating with Trump, who is inexplicably suspicious of free markets, may be necessary and unavoidable. What should have been avoidable is the weakened state of the Canadian economy. It is Poilievre’s plan, not Carney’s, that corrects this colossal mistake.
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Much of the coverage of the election has been flavoured like this, assuming Liberal Leader Mark Carney is facing the “crisis” while campaigning against his billionaire buddy in another country, while Poilievre is too busy, uh, attacking the government’s record…during an election…the bastard!!
Hell, this thread, this very thread, started when the CBC sued the Conservative Party, during an election, and lost, back in 2021. That’s our unbiased government funded media in a
Carson Jerema: Poilievre could only ever satisfy the media by becoming a Liberal — National Post
It is his policies, not Carney's, that would be most effective against Trump
Or consider crime and drugs, issues on which many in the media can’t contain their contempt for the fact that the Conservatives think voters want order in the streets.
Canada's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad decade. The numbers prove it — National Post
If Canada had stuck to 2015 trends, we'd all be $4,200 richer per year, and thousands killed by crime, drugs and health shortages would still be alive
It also makes sense for the Carney Liberals to focus on Trump, because, to the extent it is still a crisis, it will naturally benefit them as the Liberals are the incumbents. Demanding Poilievre effectively replicate the Liberal campaign is what would be a disaster, not the other way around.
As much as some in the media try to suggest that there is little difference between the Liberal and Conservative platforms, except of course the parts where Poilievre is scary, and thereby implying the Liberals deserve another chance…???…the Tory platform is a genuinely conservative document that offers a clear, and much needed, break with the last 10 years.
Negotiating with Trump, who is inexplicably suspicious of free markets, may be necessary and unavoidable. What should have been avoidable is the weakened state of the Canadian economy. It is Poilievre’s plan, not Carney’s, that corrects this colossal mistake.
NP View: Mark Carney's platform is a plan for economic disaster — National Post
Liberals promise massive deficits coupled with Trudeau-style social justice agenda