So much disinformation. The Medicaid “cuts” are that illegals no longer qualify for benefits, and able bodied people are required to work at least part time. Oh the horror.
The worst part about him is his comments about seizing the means of production. That’s not socialism, that’s straight up communism. He needs to go back the f**k where he came from with stupid ideas like that.
The DST was a terrible policy anyways. It was a tax that would have been ultimately paid by Canadians, as companies like Netflix were just going to raise its Canadian subscription fees.
To reach that 2% goal Carney is just going to borrow more money to pay for it, and increase the deficit even more than what it is. That’s not sustainable.
Pierre will be PM as soon as there’s a non Trump influenced election. Trump broke the brains of too many Canadians, especially boomers. Every other age group voted big for Pierre. Plus, boomers are dying off day by day.
The IAEA says otherwise. They sanctioned Iran, they also released a statement before the air strikes even took place indicating that Iran was failing to meet its obligations.
Trump says a lot of things. Mostly bluster. The IAEA sanctioned Iran fir not meeting their obligations.
So was North Korea. Until they stopped hiding what they were doing.
It’s not that I believe Trump, it’s that I’ve seen no indication that he’s pushing for regime change or some long term war, as there’s been no military build up in the region like there was with Iraq and Afghanistan. You need to take a deep breath and try not to be so emotional.
Iran wasn’t living up to the agreement, so it was mostly worthless. North Korea also signed an agreement similar to Iran one and we all know how that worked out.
While I agree that the intelligence that’s being used to justify these attacks could be questionable, this is nothing like Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. These strikes aren’t about any regime change, and there won’t be American troops in Iran.
You might be a real person but it seems like you’re advocating for debt servicing costs that will continue to take up a bigger and bigger percentage of the budget. That’s not sustainable.
This is a great example as to why running up debt is such a bad idea. The financing of the debt will also start to crowd out other spending like health care etc. And the only way to make up the shortfall is to borrow more money, which just makes the problem worse. Anyone that voted for Justin Trudeau is ultimately to blame for this mess. They’re either economically illiterate or just didn’t care.
They’ve made a number of proposals, but they don’t have legislative power to implement them. They advocated for eliminating the consumer carbon tax several years ago. Liberals ignored. They’ve advocated for linking immigration to housing and health care. Liberals ignored. They e advocated for building pipelines and LNG facilities. Liberals ignored. They’ve advocated for a path to a balanced budget. Liberals ignored. They’ve advocated for repealing C69 so that Canada can start developing its resources in a faster manner. Liberals ignored. You’re still consumed with blaming parties that have had no power to make changes, while absolving those that have. Your argument lacks any logic and reason.
But they have been trying to make Canada stronger. But if the party in power doesn’t agree with their policy prescriptions there isn’t anything that they can do. The Liberal party is solely to blame for their policies, and the mess that Canada finds itself in. It’s not the conservatives fault that it took 6 years for them to finally eliminate the consumer carbon tax for example. Conservatives wanted it gone several years ago, but didn’t have the legislative power to do do.