Trump doesn't know how to joke, that's the problem.
There's a legit 50-50 chance he means this.
Pierre Poilievre
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Trump doesn't know how to joke, that's the problem.
There's a legit 50-50 chance he means this.
That garbage truck routine was pretty damn funny.
McDonald’s thing too. Anyway…Poilievre…
In absence of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister confirming a date to present a fall economic statement, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is offering to give up two hours of scheduled opposition time next Monday to "tell us how much she's lost control of the nation's finances."
Criticizing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's economic management, Poilievre noted the government had yet to schedule the updated look at the federal government’s spending, revenues and budgetary balance, which is usually tabled before December.
"What's she hiding? Is she hiding that Trudeau lost control of the deficit this year, just like every year?" Poilievre said to reporters on Parliament Hill Wednesday ahead of a meeting with his caucus. "Common Sense Conservatives are calling for the finance minister to introduce a fall update to indicate whether she's keeping her promise to cap the deficit at $40 billion."
'Utterly absurd': Freeland rebuffs Poilievre's offer of two hours to present fall economic statement — CTV News
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has rebuffed Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's offer to give up two hours of scheduled opposition time next Monday to present the awaited fall economic statement as 'utterly absurd.'
"The challenge is over to Chrystia Freeland and Justin Trudeau. Stand on your feet Monday at 4 p.m. – we'll clear the deck so you can do it – and tell us how badly you've lost control of the nation's finances and the inflation and taxes Canadians pay as a result," Poilievre said.
Poilievre’s Free Ride to Power Has to Stop | The Tyee
No more getting by with glib and shallow answers to these seven basic questions.
Trudeau's antics are pretty much handing it to him.Poilievre’s Free Ride to Power Has to Stop | The Tyee
No more getting by with glib and shallow answers to these seven basic questions.thetyee.ca
So….where’s Trudeau today ‘cuz he’s not in Parliament??? Pretty sure he would’ve know about that mini-budget shortfall announcement that was supposed to take place at 4 PM today….& I’m pretty sure he would’ve known that He pretty much fired Freeland before the weekend….
Then listen to this crazy theory!!!
If….if Chrystia Freeland says that she’s gonna run again in the next federal election for her riding…anyone competing against her should have these few videos bookmarked for their election campaign.
Like this gem:
A day that rattled Canadian politics ended the exact same way Chrystia Freeland spent a defining chapter of her political career: Getting trash-talked by Donald Trump.
That blast from Freeland's past came in a social media post from Trump late Monday, in a comment on her departure from Canada's federal cabinet.
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, took great glee in noting that the government’s own order of precedence named Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne as next in line to be finance minister, “but he didn’t know about it or want it,” in which case the job should have passed to Randy Boissonnault, had he not been forced to resign from cabinet last month, after making shifting claims about being Indigenous.
In the event, Trudeau turned to his Man Friday, Dominic LeBlanc, as he always does when he is in a jam. LeBlanc was sworn in as finance minister at 4 p.m. Ottawa time, allowing the government to table its fiscal update.
It all rather suggests that Trudeau’s unrequited love affair with Mark Carney might now be over. Surely not even the prime minister can contemplate another trip to Rideau Hall with another finance minister?
The fiscal update was meant to be the focus of the day, but it has become a $61,900,000,000.00 footnote.
That blast from Freeland's past came in a social media post from Trump late Monday, in a comment on her departure from Canada's federal cabinet.
'She will not be missed!!!': Trump trash-talks Freeland in blast from her political past — CBC News
An unfriendly farewell message from Donald Trump, the U.S. president-elect, rekindled memories of how Freeland spent a key chapter of her career in the federal cabinet, where U.S. affairs were central to her tenure.
In the event, Trudeau turned to his Man Friday, Dominic LeBlanc, as he always does when he is in a jam. LeBlanc was sworn in as finance minister at 4 p.m. Ottawa time, allowing the government to table its fiscal update.
It all rather suggests that Trudeau’s unrequited love affair with Mark Carney might now be over. Surely not even the prime minister can contemplate another trip to Rideau Hall with another finance minister?
The fiscal update was meant to be the focus of the day, but it has become a $61,900,000,000.00 footnote.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the House of Commons should be recalled now that NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is finally vowing to bring forward a motion of non-confidence to take down the Liberal government…so you know that’s not gonna happen.
It's unlikely that Governor General Mary Simon can do what Poilievre is asking her to do. The House currently stands adjourned but is still in session. According to House of Commons rules, it's up to the Speaker (appointed by JT) to recall MPs when the House is adjourned. The Governor General also has no authority to dictate the House of Commons' agenda.
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It's unlikely that Governor General Mary Simon can do what Poilievre is asking her to do. The House currently stands adjourned but is still in session. According to House of Commons rules, it's up to the Speaker (appointed by JT) to recall MPs when the House is adjourned. The Governor General also has no authority to dictate the House of Commons' agenda.
DELOREY: Justin Trudeau convinced he's still the life of the party — Toronto Sun
But the party is over and it's time for the scandal-plagued PM to grab his coat and go
Yet, they’re side by side with the Liberals…
…& separated from the Conservatives by potentially approximately 200 seats or so.
Singh's gradual effort to limit his alliance with the Liberals “hastened” this week (???) after Trudeau's finance minister quit, plunging the government into more political chaos and raising questions about whether Trudeau can even stay on as prime minister much longer.
But Singh is still not putting any kind of timeline on when his party will join the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois to defeat the government and trigger an election???
Singh doesn’t have to “join” the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois to defeat the government and trigger an election….the NDP just have to “abstain” from continuously supporting the Liberals. That’s it. Nothing more than that is required.
Maybe….just maybe, all it’ll take is the 50-60 disgruntled Liberals calling on Trudeau’s resignation…can all have a “sick day” on the next confidence vote, & Singh still wouldn’t have to join the Conservatives & Bloc Québécois in doing anything at all.
A Dec. 17 poll from Abacus Data suggests the NDP do enjoy more support than the Liberals outside of Ontario and Quebec.
Part of this fight will include trying to break through Conservative rhetoric linking the NDP/Liberals to the Liberal/NDP’s due to the supply and confidence non-coalition coalition that’s definitely not a coalition-type coalition agreement, and NDP’s constant support for the governing Liberal party for the years leading up to Singh’s “tearing & ripping” up their agreement, & in the months after on every single occasion.
Despite those things, Singh does not think people too closely associate his party with the Liberals?? Seriously? How freak’n delusional is this guy?
NDP seeks distance from Liberals, sees fight in next election is with Conservatives — The Canadian Press
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh began 2024 by propping up Prime Minister Justin Trud
Yeah, and Stephen Harper was gonna put Gays in cages.
He's sticking it to Trudeau, and the left-leaning folks like yourself are being trolled.
Not that you'll hear this because you are ignoring at least two of the nine people on the forum.
Maybe Taxslave can update you.
Have a Merry Christmas, Serrya.
In three weeks, the U.S. will have a new president. And despite Donald Trump’s pledge to “unleash” the American oil and gas sector by cutting red tape and accelerating permit approvals, the Trudeau government remains committed to constraining Canada’s oil and gas industry.
MEJIA and ALIAKBARI: Trump’s promises should prompt major rethink of Canadian energy policy — Calgary Sun
In three weeks, the U.S. will have a new president. And despite Donald Trump’s pledge to “unleash” the American oil and gas sector by cutting red tape and accelerating permit approvals, the Trudeau government remains committed to constraining Canada’s oil and gas industry. The result? More...
But do you expect government to be sensible?In three weeks, the U.S. will have a new president. And despite Donald Trump’s pledge to “unleash” the American oil and gas sector by cutting red tape and accelerating permit approvals, the Trudeau government remains committed to constraining Canada’s oil and gas industry.
MEJIA and ALIAKBARI: Trump’s promises should prompt major rethink of Canadian energy policy — Calgary Sun
In three weeks, the U.S. will have a new president. And despite Donald Trump’s pledge to “unleash” the American oil and gas sector by cutting red tape and accelerating permit approvals, the Trudeau government remains committed to constraining Canada’s oil and gas industry. The result? More...
Not the current one.
Tony Abbott: Pierre Poilievre must avoid the traps my government fell into — National Post
Incoming centre-right governments need clear policy proposals — and a plan for how to get them past the left-wing establishment
Geoff Russ: Liberal excuses for their unpopularity fall as flat as their poll numbers — National Post
Returning to reality requires accepting that Trudeau’s charisma and surname will not mask his legacy of failure