I think it goes beyond that with squeezy.Liberal Kool Aid
Breaking news - Trudeau is considering resigning as PM
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LMAO
Liberal Minister
@YaaraSaks
loses it and grabs my phone! I asked her if she has confidence in Justin Trudeau’s leadership and she physically try’s to take my phone out of hand. After I wrestled my phone back I continued to try and get an answer and she runs away. Wild. Is this the type of behaviour that a Liberal cabinet Minster under
@JustinTrudeau
feels entitled to?
Liberal Minister
@YaaraSaks
loses it and grabs my phone! I asked her if she has confidence in Justin Trudeau’s leadership and she physically try’s to take my phone out of hand. After I wrestled my phone back I continued to try and get an answer and she runs away. Wild. Is this the type of behaviour that a Liberal cabinet Minster under
@JustinTrudeau
feels entitled to?
BREAKING: Another Liberal MP demands Justin Trudeau resign. But here’s the catch: if Trudeau steps down, Canada faces a 3-month leadership race + 37 days for an election—delaying a vote until summer. If he stays & loses a non-confidence vote, an election could happen in 2 months. Canadians deserve a voice now, not months of Liberal delays.
Quite possible! I don't think science or modern medicine can explain his lack of intelligence and propensity to dick ride.
Wow, 3 posts by Jimi whose head I live in, and one duh post by Roddy....Liberal Kool Aid
Funny guys, thank you for the laugh! Reminds me of the characters in this movie.
the best scene in this movie!
This is your reply to me saying that his security shouldn't let anyone this close...
Perplexing response.
Guess you must be feeling pretty special to day eh squeegee? You're like a real terb celebrity with all this attention
Could I get an autograph?You don't live rent free in anyone's head. You just show up at the front door uninvited.
No, you cannot! You are not worthy of being pissed on let alone my autograph.Guess you must be feeling pretty special to day eh squeegee? You're like a real terb celebrity with all this attention
Don't fret Jimmy, you can work on this and one day, maybe one day this can change.
You are safe, I do not attend Hostels or homeless shelters.
Both of you boys should put me on ignore. This way, when I drop fact bombs you won't be so triggered.
Please hold your breathe until that day comesNo, you cannot! You are not worthy of being pissed on let alone my autograph.
Don't fret Jimmy, you can work on this and one day, maybe one day this can change.
The day you provide a fact of any sort I will vote for your boyfriend to stay in office.
I know. You hang out in women's washrooms near the tampon dispenser.
You can always count on Libs to raise taxes
torontosun.com
Trudeau Liberals hit Canadians with a slew of tax increases in 2025
Canadians will pay more in carbon, payroll and alcohol taxes in 2025.
torontosun.com
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Yep, say hello next time as you're picking up yours! I'll make sure to save you a few because I am just a nice guy.
Majority of Justin Trudeau’s caucus calls on him to quit
With a majority of his caucus now calling on him to resign, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on a ski holiday, reflecting on whether to stay or go.
Trudeau is way down in the polls and facing challenges from within his party about whether he's the right leader to unite Canadians. His decision comes as Canada braces for a tariff war when Donald Trump returns to the White House in three weeks. Canadians will head to the polls in 2025, a federal election that could be triggered in late January if Trudeau's foes topple the minority government when the House returns from break.
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau no longer has the support of caucus and to maintain some dignity he should immediately tender his resignation,” Calgary lawmaker George Chahal wrote in a Dec. 27 letter to the caucus.
The missive follows a recent virtual meeting during which 51 Liberal members of Parliament from Ontario discussed Trudeau’s leadership. After the gathering, the party’s largest caucus group relayed a message to the prime minister: Resign.
“We’ve reached a breaking point,” said one Liberal who attended the meeting, and was granted anonymity to speak freely. “There’s a critical mass now that has been reached and that was not in place before.”
Canada’s prime minister has also been abandoned by his Atlantic caucus, a group Trudeau’s team considered vital to any hopes it had of winning a fourth term.
The Atlantic Liberals now say it’s in the best interest of the prime minister to resign. The lawmakers no longer believe Trudeau can beat Pierre Poilievre, a populist conservative who has made massive inroads with Canadians by capitalizing off of a housing and affordability crisis with simple slogans that promise change. They also warn that Canada could be catapulted toward instability if Trump makes good on his Day 1 promise to slap a 25 percent tariff on all Canadian goods.
With a majority of his caucus now calling on him to resign, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on a ski holiday, reflecting on whether to stay or go.
Trudeau is way down in the polls and facing challenges from within his party about whether he's the right leader to unite Canadians. His decision comes as Canada braces for a tariff war when Donald Trump returns to the White House in three weeks. Canadians will head to the polls in 2025, a federal election that could be triggered in late January if Trudeau's foes topple the minority government when the House returns from break.
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau no longer has the support of caucus and to maintain some dignity he should immediately tender his resignation,” Calgary lawmaker George Chahal wrote in a Dec. 27 letter to the caucus.
The missive follows a recent virtual meeting during which 51 Liberal members of Parliament from Ontario discussed Trudeau’s leadership. After the gathering, the party’s largest caucus group relayed a message to the prime minister: Resign.
“We’ve reached a breaking point,” said one Liberal who attended the meeting, and was granted anonymity to speak freely. “There’s a critical mass now that has been reached and that was not in place before.”
Canada’s prime minister has also been abandoned by his Atlantic caucus, a group Trudeau’s team considered vital to any hopes it had of winning a fourth term.
The Atlantic Liberals now say it’s in the best interest of the prime minister to resign. The lawmakers no longer believe Trudeau can beat Pierre Poilievre, a populist conservative who has made massive inroads with Canadians by capitalizing off of a housing and affordability crisis with simple slogans that promise change. They also warn that Canada could be catapulted toward instability if Trump makes good on his Day 1 promise to slap a 25 percent tariff on all Canadian goods.
At least there was something nice about my post, all I see in yours is nonsense and bullshit! Happy New Year Rod, hopefully, life gets better for you in 2025 and you will be a happier old dude.
