OK, now the egotistical prime minister says he will resign. If anyone noticed, Justin Trudeau never said on Monday that had he failed Canadians or said he could have done things differently. No, all he claimed was he was resigning because of the Liberal internal struggle.
So, to Pierre Poilievre, you’re on the clock. Enough about a carbon tax election, defunding the CBC. Now it’s time to actually tell Canada your outlook for the future.
So what about inflation? What about strengthening our military? What about immigration? What about ensuring life is affordable for Canadians? The carbon tax is not the root of everything. So, sir, you are on the clock. Even though the Liberals are down, you still have to gain Canadians’ trust.
Bruce May Here is how this is going to play out now that parliament is prorogued until March 24th. The first confidence vote before the end of March and each subsequent vote thereafter, Jagmeet Singh will continue to hold this country hostage and prop up the Liberals to give their new leader a chance until an election this fall. Of course, with the date pushed back to ensure all MPs on the cusp will receive their pensions.
Pierre Poilievre is correct. Canada and Canadians are not obligated to wait for the Liberals to get their s..
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tuff together. After nine years in power, if they don’t have their stuff together, that’s all the more reason to have an election now. Bill Grant Canadian citizens are demanding an election.
The Liberal party can tr.
