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    #46
    I tried to fix your post.

    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
    So PP is going to have to change his tune now that Trudeau has resigned.

    He has got to be worried that a new more centrist liberal leader will make his plans for a majority much more difficult.

    PP looks weak on Trump.

    What has the yapper got to defend against Trumps attacks on Canada?

    Doug Ford calls out Trumps stupid comments about Trudeau and the 51st state.

    But PP yapper says nothing? Maybe he wants to be the Governor! LOL


    you need to listen to the last 1/2hr of Jordan Peterson and Pp. its brilliant.


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      #47
      In 90 minutes PP said more substance, whether you agree or not, than either Trudeau did in their careers. And that may not be accurate for Pierre. But his son has never in his life uttered anything of real substance.
      The only thing more pitiful than him is the thought that 1/3 of the country voted him in 3 bloody times.
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        #48
        From our very left news source here a JT story be good for you guys to get a different view
        Trudeau entered office with his wife and best friend. He left politics alone
        https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-01-08/the-rise-and-fall-of-canadas-pm-justin-trudeau/104791782
        Once dismissed as "the Paris Hilton of Canadian politics", Justin Trudeau defied expectations by holding onto power for almost a decade. But his tumultuous period in office was often defined by scandals of his own making. 

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          #49
          Thank you.
          Kindly touches on what we already knew.
          Shiny ponies are always pretty until you saddle them or clean the barn.
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            #50
            Proroguing parliament ended ongoing Commons committee investigations into federal management. The lapsed inquiries include hearings into capital gains tax increases, the $150 million green slush fund dealings, the 2021 Afghanistan pull out and suspected Chinese espionage at the level 4 lab in Winnipeg.

            Bill C-63 An Act to Enact the Online Harms Act also died.

            Haven't heard anything about C-293.

            I hope that the Hogue Commission on Foreign Interference final report will be released as planned at the end of this month.
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              #51
              According to Jason Lavigne there's a chance we may have liberals in power for an extended period of time yet.

              https://x.com/JasonLavigneAB/status/1878137775947731120


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                #52
                But they PROMISE no foreign interference this time! THIS time they want to ENSURE there is integrity and transparency.

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                  #53
                  There is no incentive for a deal by the Bloc. Currently they stand to gain seats at the expense of the Liberals.

                  However, I can see Jagmeet being bought.

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by LEP View Post
                    There is no incentive for a deal by the Bloc. Currently they stand to gain seats at the expense of the Liberals.

                    However, I can see Jagmeet being bought.
                    I agree, it will be decision time for Jagmeet in the coming days, he’s going to have to decide about this upcoming no confidence vote. If he votes in favour he may gain votes in his riding and some credibility thus returning to his Ottawa office in the next election.
                    Or he may support the completely overhauled and brand new shiny liberal leader as a government that he can work with and enjoy a few more pay cheques but destroying all chances of being re-elected.
                    His people will be very busy polling his riding.
                    But he does have his pension and may not give a . . . . anymore.
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                      #55
                      Would this be a sign that Trudeau is a lame duck with no power?

                      Something I never imagined could happen with this group?

                      No more money effective immediately.

                      Manufacturers and dealers are more than a little concerned.

                      Planning based on Government programs tends to do that.
                      Last edited by shtferbrains; Jan 13, 2025, 21:37.
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                        #56
                        Speaking of your JT hes an absolute rocket scientist compared to Newsom in California he on our news most nights. Think he gets a headache from using all his intellectual capacity just do breathe. Dumb as dog shit as the saying goes
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                          #57
                          Future Dem Presidential Candidate?

                          Sort of looks 1/2 Trump,1/2 Trudeau?
                          Last edited by shtferbrains; Jan 14, 2025, 07:53.

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                            #58
                            People in fire zone said, no cell reception, no water in hydrants, no firetrucks or cops coming up the street. Interviews make us think about the conspiracy theories that say that the democrats want high density housing, not single-family mansions in L.A. Could they really be that obtuse?
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                              #59
                              Tongue in cheek are Californians a different breed??? What is there mindset? Back when I was 21 doing 5 weeks in usa and 7 in Canada. started in California 3 days later in Texas thought to myself am I in the same country? different people different goals different thought process LOVED Texas and rough and tumble of oil towns
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                                #60
                                Originally posted by Landdownunder View Post
                                Tongue in cheek are Californians a different breed??? What is there mindset? Back when I was 21 doing 5 weeks in usa and 7 in Canada. started in California 3 days later in Texas thought to myself am I in the same country? different people different goals different thought process LOVED Texas and rough and tumble of oil towns
                                You only spent three days in California at the age of 21? I guess you never made it to the beaches, either that or you brought your wife along

                                Their minds would be the last thing I would be concentrating on at that age.

                                Your thoughts were way more adult like then my were at 21.

                                "California Girls"?
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