Jamil Jivani “too unattractive” for success in politics
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Enough about your life... what do you think about Trudeau?
i see your lack of comprehension is on full display
since you asked
Trudeau is a child who never grew up, was given responsibilities way beyond his capabilities / intellect and the results speak for themselves, his administration was a disaster for Canada and his own party punted him
2015-11-04 to 2025-03-14 will go down in history as the most destructive 9.25 years in Canadas history , assuming we survive as an intact nation
be sure to pick up a copy of his new book, How to Fuck Up a Country in 10 Short Years
Preface by Gerald head up your Butts
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truly despicable behaviour
the current set of liberals are a slimily lot
Poilievre disagrees with Conservative MP's 'anti-American hissy fit' comments
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he disagrees with how one of his MPs recently characterized Canada's reaction to U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs and taunts.
Following a recent trip to the U.S. capital, Conservative MP Jamil Jivani told the right-wing U.S. media outlet Breitbart News that "we are shooting ourselves in the foot if we continue this anti-America hissy fit."
Poilievre said Tuesday that he didn't agree with Jivani's assessment.
"Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that the president has made," Poilievre told reporters on Parliament Hill.
When asked if Jivani's comments might muddle the Conservative message on U.S. tariffs, Poilievre said the MP "speaks for himself, I speak for the party."
Political tensions between Canada and the U.S. have been heightened since Trump's re-election last fall. The U.S. president consistently mocked Canada as the 51st state last winter while slapping tariffs on a number of Canadian goods.
Several data points suggest Canada has turned away from the U.S. during the second Trump administration, in both travel and trade.
Jivani represents a riding that includes part of Oshawa, Ont., where General Motors recently announced 1,200 layoffs at its local plant.
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, a longtime friend of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance, travelled to Washington earlier this month. (Justin Tang/The Canadian Press)
Poilievre invoked comments recently made by former prime minister Stephen Harper in his response to questions from reporters.
"We have to focus not on how the president's words and deeds make us feel, but on what we can do to adapt," the Conservative leader said.
Jivani, a university friend of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance, travelled to Washington earlier this month, touting his efforts as a way "to help build bridges of communication between our two countries."
Related video: 'He speaks for himself': Poilievre says he’s spoken to MP Jamil Jivani about Washington trip (Global News)
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His connection to Vance allowed him to get some meetings with administration officials. The MP said he also received a message from Trump.
A mandatory review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) is set to take place this year and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that former Privy Council clerk Janice Charette will head up Canada's side of the negotiations.
In an op-ed published in the National Post last week, Jivani wrote that he planned to debrief Carney and U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc. But the MP suggested that Mexico is "further ahead" in talks with the U.S.
Asked if he thought Jivani's trip may have helped Canada's cause, Poilievre said all MPs need to "fight the tariffs."
"It's necessary for all MPs to use all the connections and work that they can to overturn the tariffs and protect Canadian jobs," he said.
Trade negotiations were a stress test for Ottawa during the first Trump administration. The talks were tense at times, but ultimately CUSMA was hailed a success in all three countries.
Since Trump's return as president, however, confidence in CUSMA's future has waned.
Last month, Trump called the deal "irrelevant" and said it offered "no real advantage" to the United States.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said late last year that the Trump administration is considering breaking up the three-way agreement and opting for separate deals with Canada and Mexico.
Before a congressional committee in December, Greer also rattled off a list of trade irritants with Canada. The Online Streaming Act, dairy access and the provincial boycott of U.S. alcohol were all issues he mentioned.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he disagrees with how one of his MPs recently characterized Canada's reaction to U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs and taunts.
Following a recent trip to the U.S. capital, Conservative MP Jamil Jivani told the right-wing U.S. media outlet Breitbart News that "we are shooting ourselves in the foot if we continue this anti-America hissy fit."
Poilievre said Tuesday that he didn't agree with Jivani's assessment.
"Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that the president has made," Poilievre told reporters on Parliament Hill.
When asked if Jivani's comments might muddle the Conservative message on U.S. tariffs, Poilievre said the MP "speaks for himself, I speak for the party."
Political tensions between Canada and the U.S. have been heightened since Trump's re-election last fall. The U.S. president consistently mocked Canada as the 51st state last winter while slapping tariffs on a number of Canadian goods.
Several data points suggest Canada has turned away from the U.S. during the second Trump administration, in both travel and trade.
Jivani represents a riding that includes part of Oshawa, Ont., where General Motors recently announced 1,200 layoffs at its local plant.
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, a longtime friend of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance, travelled to Washington earlier this month. (Justin Tang/The Canadian Press)
Poilievre invoked comments recently made by former prime minister Stephen Harper in his response to questions from reporters.
"We have to focus not on how the president's words and deeds make us feel, but on what we can do to adapt," the Conservative leader said.
Jivani, a university friend of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance, travelled to Washington earlier this month, touting his efforts as a way "to help build bridges of communication between our two countries."
Related video: 'He speaks for himself': Poilievre says he’s spoken to MP Jamil Jivani about Washington trip (Global News)
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His connection to Vance allowed him to get some meetings with administration officials. The MP said he also received a message from Trump.
A mandatory review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) is set to take place this year and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that former Privy Council clerk Janice Charette will head up Canada's side of the negotiations.
In an op-ed published in the National Post last week, Jivani wrote that he planned to debrief Carney and U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc. But the MP suggested that Mexico is "further ahead" in talks with the U.S.
Asked if he thought Jivani's trip may have helped Canada's cause, Poilievre said all MPs need to "fight the tariffs."
"It's necessary for all MPs to use all the connections and work that they can to overturn the tariffs and protect Canadian jobs," he said.
Trade negotiations were a stress test for Ottawa during the first Trump administration. The talks were tense at times, but ultimately CUSMA was hailed a success in all three countries.
Since Trump's return as president, however, confidence in CUSMA's future has waned.
Last month, Trump called the deal "irrelevant" and said it offered "no real advantage" to the United States.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said late last year that the Trump administration is considering breaking up the three-way agreement and opting for separate deals with Canada and Mexico.
Before a congressional committee in December, Greer also rattled off a list of trade irritants with Canada. The Online Streaming Act, dairy access and the provincial boycott of U.S. alcohol were all issues he mentioned.
the great larue has spoken!
all must heed his words
Even Peepee Is Trying To Extricate Himself
Pierre Poilievre distances himself from Jamil Jivani’s critical comments about Canada
In an interview that aired this past weekend on the talk radio program Breitbart News Saturday, Jivani had harsh words for the Canadian government.
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says “Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that (U.S. President Donald Trump) has made.”
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By Raisa PatelOttawa Bureau
OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is distancing himself from comments made by Ontario MP Jamil Jivani that suggested Canada is throwing a “hissy fit” over its trade turmoil with the United States.
“No,” Poilievre said, when asked whether he felt the same way as his own MP. “Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that (U.S. President Donald Trump) has made. And you know, as the prime minister has said, nobody can control Donald Trump.”
Yes, but the great larue will defend him and his goal of becoming subservient to america forever.
He has a cause!
Amazing, Pee Pee has more sense than the righties on here!Even Peepee Is Trying To Extricate Himself
Pierre Poilievre distances himself from Jamil Jivani’s critical comments about Canada
In an interview that aired this past weekend on the talk radio program Breitbart News Saturday, Jivani had harsh words for the Canadian government.
Updated 3 hrs ago
Feb. 17, 2026
2 min read
Save
(128)
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says “Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that (U.S. President Donald Trump) has made.”
PATRICK DOYLE THE CANADIAN PRESS
Read summary
By Raisa PatelOttawa Bureau
OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is distancing himself from comments made by Ontario MP Jamil Jivani that suggested Canada is throwing a “hissy fit” over its trade turmoil with the United States.
“No,” Poilievre said, when asked whether he felt the same way as his own MP. “Canadians are legitimately upset by the unjustifiable tariffs and comments that (U.S. President Donald Trump) has made. And you know, as the prime minister has said, nobody can control Donald Trump.”
Apple anyone?
Pee Pee has learned from his dumbass move of supporting dumbasses, AKA the Freedum Convoy, doesn't win you elections.
And he has yet to grasp why Carney beat him.
Twisted Sister.
Are you referring to Justin or the Leper Messiah south of the border? An associate was right, there will be nothing left of the USA after Trump is finished with it.
why ask a question that was addressed by the very first word ??
and somehow you are confused about whom i am referring to ??
deflecting to 'trump' does not make Trudeau any less a moron, nor does it fix the damage Trudeau did to Canada
Now you've got to tell DoFo to stop his Am-Can nonsense.
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The US is a predator under the Trump clown show. Once Newsom becomes President, they will once again become good neighbors. Add in Mother Nature culls the orange taint, MAGA will wither away, leaving the USA excoriated of its demons. Dougy isn't wrong, keeping alliances with the good folks in the US.Now you've got to tell DoFo to stop his Am-Can nonsense.
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Yeah, I think you're probably right. I also think he misread the room. We know there are cons who think MAGA is the greatest thing ever, and they would love to get closer to Trump. I think they are a minority. Will this stunt and stupid comments hurt him in the future? Maybe. We know his riding has been staunchly conservative for decades. He can paint himself as someone who was trying to do things like help the Oshawa GM plant workers. Maybe it'll work when there is another election...
slimy
busted by the slimy spelling police
you had best not make any typos going forward
yet unconstitutionally invoking the emergencies act and freezing bank accounts does not prevent you from winning elections
its time we had political leaders whose priorities are acting in the best interest of Canadians rather than priorities of retaining power
When the useful idiot Trudeau became a barrier to the liberals retaining power, they punted him
now he is just a useless idiot, just like he was prior to the Liberal party selecting a moron to be their leader ........ because he has a famous last name
the once great Liberal party is a disgrace and a destructive burden on Canadians
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