Question. . .
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We support lower taxes and balanced budgets to drive economic growth and individual freedom. By minimizing government interference, we enable businesses to flourish, creating jobs and boosting tax revenue. When issues like inflation or trade imbalances occur, we advocate for targeted solutions that uphold free-market principles. Our goal is to address problems while staying true to our values of economic freedom and limited government involvement, ensuring efficient and principled governance.
Boomer just pulled out a Ouija Board...had a Seance...and is channeling the ghost of John Diefenbaker.
It was pretty damn good though. Summarized into one paragraph.
Which said "we want the gol-dang gummint to stay out of business except when we don't like how business is going, in which case we want gummint to get ass-deep in business's business."
Except it's NEVER like Boom or other Cons thinks it'll go.Something like that, or…
That's the problem with their 'ideal Government'.
Because usually those types tend to bend towards Authoritarian eventually, Dictatorships, etc.
Yet Authoritarian governments are presently installed in Washington , London and Ottawa . What do they all have in common ?
So only one side is
What do they have in common that they’ve bent towards? Why the swing locally here in Canada and with governments elsewhere lately?
(The new 338 polling doesn’t come out until later today)
Never said, and never will say that. Nor will I say all Cons are in the same camp, because they aren't. Some are still old school Cons, who I can agree with a lot more than the fuckstains that PP and his think is the real "Cons".
As unbiased as Boom and others here. Including you, Ron.
Trudeau isn't authoritarian or a dictator.
He's a jackass, an idiot and power hungry shithead. But when voted out, he won't cry foul (though if he does, he will then fall under those titles)
…& on that note, this weeks numbers are out:
Liberals are up, Conservatives are down.
By a theoretical five seats in this snapshot of time. Changes in PEI & Ontario. That is all.
Liberals are up, Conservatives are down.
By a theoretical five seats in this snapshot of time. Changes in PEI & Ontario. That is all.
Control by unelected non-coalition coalition that’s definitely not a coalition-type coalition preventing a democratic vote until at least Oct 20th 2025 (& maybe October 27th, 2025 but that’s a different story), and not by force, doesn’t match the definition of dictator exactly…& “in theory” Jagmeet “could” pull the rug out from the current government at any time after his pension comes to fruition in the spring of 2025, assuming the NDP can afford to at that point. Trudeau is NOT the dictator in the traditional sense. Only one of two Canadian Prime Minister’s to ever implement the
…& yes, coalitions (actual real coalitions) are perfectly legal in our system, but is this an actual coalition (?) or something else? I think I’ve heard someone here questioning that since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine….Can’t think of his name….Handsome devil…it will come to me.
As far as being authoritarian…ugh…I guess that would depend upon who you’re asking? If you’re in his government, but not in his cabinet…(?)…or one of the many that did not want to be vaccinated (control of their own bodies) during Covid, but didn’t want to be unemployed or unable to enter a grocery store or restaurant or pharmacy or take a bus or a train or a plane, etc…(?)…or one of the handful who had their bank accounts seized/frozen during the convoy parking situation in Ottawa that much of the world watched unfold due to unacceptable viewpoints contrary to…well…someone else’s ‘cuz “follow the science” which wasn’t following the science? I think this one is debatable.
First, fucking eww.
Second.
Very fucking eww.
Third...
Only reason we know he has a dick is he has kids. And an attitude.
