Trump said that because his aides told him that he had destroyed his little butt-kisser Pee's chances of a win by his attacks on Canada and the Libs.
So the Orange Fart-Tard was coached to then say the opposite and then say nothing at all.
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So the Orange Fart-Tard was coached to then say the opposite and then say nothing at all.
How is this Justin's fault?
How Canada became a car theft capital of the world
From installing bollards to hiring private security, fed up Canadians are trying new ways to safeguard their cars.www.bbc.com
" Early this summer, Interpol listed Canada among the top 10 worst countries for car thefts out of 137 in its database - a “remarkable” feat, said a spokesperson, considering the country only began integrating their data with the international police organisation in February. "
Why do Liberals hate facts so much? Are you entirely without a brain?
I didn't flag the Twitter thread.
But the argument was that the Libs have a more challenging voter coalition to motivate - urban professionals, women, younger voters - than the Tories. So when the motivation is strong and turnout strong, the Libs tend to win.
No.
Bail is a constitutional right and is decided by Justices of the Peace who are appointed by the provincial Tory government. Not Justin.
The bail provisions in the Criminal Code are the written to comply with the Charter of Rights. Bail cannot be routinely denied without generating massive civil liberties appeals.
As well, society would pay for a stricter bail policy because innocent people would be detained and would lose their jobs, fail to pay their mortgages, etc. And society would have to build and maintain and staff more holding jails.
Most of Pee's rants about "stricter criminal laws" would last about 3 months before being struck out by the Supreme Court as unconstitutional. For instance, he farts about a Canadian equivalent to the old US "3 strikes law". That shit would last less than a month in Canada before the Supreme Court shot it down and ate it for breakfast.
You know nothing about this topic. You're a dumb, angry guy who believes everything Pee tells you and 99% of what the little fucker says is horseshit.
Actually, Carney's proposals are less debt creating than any Tory government's have been.
Isn't Justin's 10 years about on the same level as Harper's 10 years?
And isn't the problem mainly to do with sliding resource prices - especially oil and gas?
Obviously, you are living in denial of how the economy in all the Provinces had to sporadically shut down multiple times during the Pandemic.
Yet we saw The Federal Government stepping up to aid the Canadians who were temporarily laid off. But of course Pee Pee voted against such aid, although all nations around the planet that were affected by this Pandemic did exactly the same thing. The effects of The Pandemic was the MAIN CAUSE to push up inflation, disrupt the supply chains, that were then exacerbated by the Russia Ukraine War as well as Climate change. Yet Canada's inflation was lower than nearly all the G7 Nations. Trudeau inherited an economy that was still in a recession, and it was growing prior to the Pandemic hitting Canada. The Harper years were the most stagnant decade, that really messed up the economy. Pee Pee will take us back to that time if we elect him. Thankfully he is behind in the polls, and at most will win a minority where he will be held to account!!
Again, that's plausible, but that might not have much evidence since the coalition moves election to election.
If anything, Trumpism showed there is a large portion of voters who very rarely vote who come out for certain types of reactionary appeals.
The Liberal coalition may be more likely to vote, even if they are inconsistent.
If so, higher turnout on its own isn't going to say much since it isn't sure which group is turning out.
Still, thanks for elaborating on where you got it from.
The Trump thang is largely due to "brand recognition" combined with dumbed down messaging, IMO.
