Moonlight Graham

I find that unlikely haha.

Lady Elaine Fairchild?

If it's legal then that's fine. But some of the stuff Trump has been doing isn't legal. I don't support illegal immigration, it's against the law.

No, I wouldn't prefer to live in Alberta or the US south either. I prefer to live amongst moderate normies, such as those more likely to jail violent criminals or deny them bail and hold them responsible for their actions. Rather than people who largely see criminals as victims. Toronto kinda sucks, it's loaded with criminals and drug-users, and the traffic and air pollution is bad. PEI sounds nice.

You couldn't pay me to live in lower BC. Or Seattle, Oregon, and Cali. West coast cities are filled with radical left loons.

Lefty activist judges are also a menace to society.

Yes absolutely to all those things.

"Obey the law" = left wing talking point now HAHAHA

Don't project left wing garbage on me.

Sorry but even criminals deserve their day in court. Also, stay classy you tantrum- throwing toddler.

Do everything to undermine China and their economy. They're a far bigger enemy than the US.

I will agree that the judicial system needs to stop acting political, both in Canada and the US. Their job is to objectively interpret the law as written, not based on their own ideological activism. They're undermining democracy too.

How do you separate the effect of Carney being far more popular than Trudeau vs Trump's threats and voter's perceptions that Carney would be tougher against Trump than Pierre? They both significantly helped the Liberals, and which had the most effect is speculation.

Putin 2028.

If you reject the law and due process it means you're a tyrant because then the POTUS can just do whatever they want with no check on his executive power. There's a very good and specific reason why the US founding fathers created the SCOTUS, separation of powers, and checks and balances. Because they knew first-hand the dangers of a tyrant (King George). Due process takes some extra time. Boo-hoo.

When did Trump start threatening tariffs and calling Canada the 51st state?

Trump was sworn in on Jan 20th.

Doug Ford incoming.

The election was rigged too. PP won. Congrats PP. Just kidding.

It's in the back somewhere.

NDP are projected to have enough to support the Liberals. Thankfully the Bloc won't have the balance of power. PP lost. The Liberals have led the worst run federal government in our lifetimes and PP and CPC still lost to the same terrible party. That's not a win. They blew a 25 point lead since Christmas to a political rookie. Clearly the vast majority of the country hated Trudeau more than PP, but PP isn't liked by a large chunk of the country either and did himself no favours this campaign. Again, you have to be pretty ignorant and foolish to run on Trump-like slogans and policies at the same time that Trump is threatening to annex Canada & blasting us with tariffs and is therefore hated by everybody in Canada who isn't already a diehard conservative.

PP right now is losing his own seat to a complete no-name Liberal. The NDP/Green voters bounced to the Liberals because they fear PP is too Trumpy because that's what happens when you have a slogan like "Canada First" and promise to use the notwithstanding clause to override the courts. Everything I said was correct.

I say hello from the future.

Don't you mean "suck on that Canada"?

Unfortunately they also embrace more of the same in the Liberal Party, which has been a disaster for this country for a decade. Can Carney turn thing around? Maybe economically, but on everything else he'll be taking the advice from the same crew.