Canada stays with the evils of liberalism

 

Robby Starbuck
@robbystarbuck
Mark Carney has likely won Canada’s election. Canadians had the chance to vote for a change candidate who could’ve ushered in an era of greatness for Canada but instead they elected Trudeau 2.0 because they don’t like Trump making fun of them. They played themselves though. Why? Carney and the Liberals are weak. Trump would rather negotiate with them because while they’re annoying, they’re also weak. Pierre Poilievre would’ve been tough to negotiate with. Canadians really screwed a golden opportunity. To the conservatives in Canada stuck with this mess, I’m truly sorry. You just got handed an absolute nightmare with Trudeau 2.0 Mark Carney.

Canada will continue down the path of liberal policies that restrict growth and strength.  It has been a while since I was in Canada. I liked it back then, and I feel sorry for the Canadians who have to live with what the liberals are doing.

And:

🇺🇸 Pamela Geller 🇮🇱
@PamelaGeller
DIGGING THEIR GRAVE: Canada’s Far-Left Prime Minister Carney’s Liberal Party to Lead Fourth Consecutive Government The left destroyed that country. If they didn't vote for a conservative out of spite for Trump, then they are lost. They brought this on themselves.

And: 

Why Smart Canadians Are Fleeing for the U.S.

It started with Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre, who destroyed accountability in Ottawa.

And:

 Object Lesson: Britain's High Earners Fleeing Due to High Taxes

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