On Monday evening, Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party suffered a massive defeat at the hands of Mark Carney and the Liberal Party. Canadians and American observers alike are all wondering one thing: what exactly went wrong? Amid all the speculation, too few people seem to be able to pinpoint the exact moment that things took a downturn for the CPC.
Right now, the remainder of Canada's eligible voting population is receiving their final opportunity to elect serious change and bring about positive reform in the True North. But will Canada finally wake up and reverse the disastrous course the country set upon almost a decade ago by electing the Liberals to office, or will they continue to indulge in blissful ignorance and lack of self-awareness till the entire nation is totally weakened as a result?
Yesterday, Canada's unelected Prime Minister Mark Carney ordered his Governor General to dissolve Parliament, thereby bringing about a federal election dated to happen on April 28. If Conservatives don't adjust their messaging fast, they will lose resoundingly, and Canada will be subjected to an even worse form of Justin Trudeau.
Last night, in a Fox News interview, Laura Ingraham asked President Trump about Canada's newly-unelected Prime Minister, Mark Carney. His response quickly became a top Canadian headline, and eager politicians like Pierre Poilievre didn't hesitate to splice his comments and use them in an all-around game of 4D chess.
Just as he warned a couple weeks after his landslide victory election, President Trump on Saturday implemented a 25% tariff on both Canada and Mexico, as well as a 10% tariff on China, which was to be effective Tuesday, February 4. Were the Canadian economy specifically to crash and burn, it would be instinctive to blame financial suffering on Donald Trump. But let the record clearly show that the one truly responsible for these tariffs is our own government led by Justin Trudeau.
Over the last year, the liberal Canadian media (which has been bought and paid for by the Justin Trudeau government) has labelled the opposition leader (leader of the Conservative Party of Canada), Pierre Poilievre, as "the Donald Trump of Canada." But what if the Donald Trump of Canada was ... Donald Trump?
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