I am embarrassed for Canada. Carney voters have been duped

[Herman]

The answer of every liberal when confronted with their incompetence: "Not my job!"

[Herman]

A very large portion of this crisis is the fault of the Liberal Party of Canada. That's not a talking point—it's a fact. It's a fact backed by years of missed opportunities, ideological sabotage, and deliberate inaction by two successive Liberal regimes. And now the consequences have arrived, right on schedule.

[Brent]

A very large portion of this crisis is the fault of the Liberal Party of Canada. That's not a talking point—it's a fact. It's a fact backed by years of missed opportunities, ideological sabotage, and deliberate inaction by two successive Liberal regimes. And now the consequences have arrived, right on schedule.

one hundred percent

[DKG]

How did Canada get to this point? We went from being a trade priority, close to a deal with Washington to not having a deal and not being a priority.

Friday came and went and there was no trade deal with Donald Trump. Mark Carney's point man on Canada-U.S. relations, Dominic LeBlanc left Washington for Moncton, New Brunswick, a clear sign that talks were not continuing in a serious way.

This is really bad for Carney, both in terms of what it means economically for Canada but also compared to what he promised voters.

Other countries are getting deals, and we are getting higher tariffs, but it didn't have to be this way.

Right now, his knowledge of President Trump seems weak, his negotiating skills appear absent.

I know many Canadians, across all political stripes simply hate Trump and appear willing to cheer on anyone who stands against him. My email inbox and social media feeds are regularly filled with people saying you can't negotiate with a lunatic, meaning Trump, and no one can get a deal with him.

Well, Keir Starmer the British PM got a deal. European Union President Ursula von der Leyen got a deal with Trump, one that includes buying billions of dollars' worth of liquefied natural gas that the Europeans asked us to sell them and that the Liberal government said there was no business case for.

Mark Carney told Canadians he was the man with the plan, the man with the experience to deliver, but so far, he's failing.

[Herman]

Right now all folks are getting are delays.