From the guy who complains about having to pay for stuff, pretending it’s a subsidy.
Sure, we can reciprocate. Further, the more tariffs he puts on, the more likely we all are to remove trade restrictions on other partners.
Guy responsible for the “great success” USMCA hates the “unfair” USMCA.
I’m amazed it’s only half. Who is still buying these? His original target demographic is the one he alienated, the “drill baby drill” audience isn’t going to rush to the EV market.
The guy who sure made a big deal of “I don’t care” during cancellations and “💩” for official comment requests, suddenly demanding empathy and getting the Republican caucus and media circuit to throw him a pity party is undoubtedly the “white persecution” he continues to push.
Who needs satire.
Great note - thanks for the contribution.
I think you both have a valid point. There definitely would have been a hard pivot in the rhetoric and dissonance had it been more deadly.
There’d also be a lot fewer MAGA just because licking spittle off the ground became political.
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E: I noticed a couple mistakes. Lemme know if you spot others and I can edit (at time of this writing anyways)
MPs are the (single) representatives of Canada’s Electoral Districts - generally members of parliament all have seats they win through the general (or interim) elections representing fixed regions. Whichever party wins a majority of seats makes up the government, and when a minority is formed generally some form of coalition is formed.
The party nominates a leader for their party - it is not mandatory for the leader to have a seat (even as PM), but you can imagine the media frenzy if that were the case. We don’t pick the leader (unless you’re a registered Lib/Con/etc), although it certainly has a major impact on Canadian politics in our FPTP system (as most people don’t even really know who their MPs are, as they’re generally voting for the party itself and inferring their candidate will act in accordance).
So they’re really just saying which seat Carney will be participating in for the general election, usually a safe riding.
Thanks - good notes