Quote from: JOE on March 27, 2025, 01:10:28 AMYa know Conservative Blue Cashewers...deep down I kinda like Pierre Polievre. But I don't think he has what it takes to stand up to Trump. PP is a decent guy with good intentions but he comes across as naive and inexperienced. I think Trump would eat him for lunch.

Danielle Smith is also a decent Canadian. But like Poilievre she's also naive.

Thinking you can reason with Trump is foolish. He isn't that kind of person & he's a winner take all kinda guy.

Carney's approach is better because he's trying to form an alliance against Trump with Europe.

Feel free to disagree but if Carney was the Conservative & Poilievre was the Liberal I'd still vote for Carney because he has what it takes to get the job done.

Actually Poilievre and the Conservatives have some good ideas & many of your criticisms of the Liberals are valid. But I'd go for the guy with the better qualifications than a party banner this time.

May be true that Carney isn't a nice guy but same time neither is Trump. You don't enter politics to be a nice guy.

If Carney is a Son of a bitch at least he's our Son of a Bitch.

Jo Jo Sweetie, where would you be without your adorable little bald spot. I am going to cut  you off from watching the CBC.

Mr Carney and the Liberalas are the reason Canada is dependent on the American market. Mr Carney's climate obsession is the reason Canada does not have more trade with Europe and Asia.  They have said there is no business case for LNG exports to Europe.

A vote for Mr Carney and the Liberals is a vote for more dependence on America.

Understand now Sugarbuns or should I explain it again after we have sex tonight.

The Liberals and the Globe and Mail are creating a faux narrative that Mr Pollivere is India's candidate. It is the LPC's version of the Clinton paid for Russia collusion.

Quote from: Thiel on March 27, 2025, 02:42:33 PMJo Jo Sweetie, where would you be without your adorable little bald spot. I am going to cut  you off from watching the CBC.

Mr Carney and the Liberalas are the reason Canada is dependent on the American market. Mr Carney's climate obsession is the reason Canada does not have more trade with Europe and Asia.  They have said there is no business case for LNG exports to Europe.

A vote for Mr Carney and the Liberals is a vote for more dependence on America.

Understand now Sugarbuns or should I explain it again after we have sex tonight.

Your boyfriend is trolling. Net zero and emissions/production caps are inompatible with new markets. The Europeans know that.

If you want new markets, that means new pipelines and LNG export facilities. There is only one federal party that wants that and that is the Conservatives.

Several trades unions including the Boilermaker's Union have endorsed the Conservatives.

Quote from: Herman on March 27, 2025, 10:36:56 PMYour boyfriend is trolling. Net zero and emissions/production caps are inompatible with new markets. The Europeans know that.

If you want new markets, that means new pipelines and LNG export facilities. There is only one federal party that wants that and that is the Conservatives.

Mark Carney along with Gerald Butts have been the people behind Justin Trudeau's policies for the entire time he was pm. They are both radical anti-fossil fools.

Mr Carney has said he will stick with Trudeau's emissions cap and he will not repeal Trudeau era bills that prevented Canadian energy from being developed and reaching new markets.

Canada needs a growth strategy and so far the Conservatives are offering the best policy planks to do that.

Cut income tax by 15%
Lower taxes for seniors
Axe the GST on new homes under $1.3 million
$5000 TFSA Top Up

Objectively, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has the superior plan for reacting to Trump. It's not just the tariffs that pose a threat to Canada; it's also the transformational changes Trump wants to bring to the American economy.

Poilievre has a plan to deal with both threats.

He wants to repeal Bill C-69, which stops pipelines for oil and natural gas from being built. It also gets in the way of mining projects like The Ring of Fire in Northern Ontario. He was the first federal leader to talk enthusiastically about tearing down internal trade barriers that stop us from trading inside the country and point out that it has been easier to trade with the Americans than between provinces.

Poilievre wants to speed up the approvals for building homes and infrastructure. He also wants to seek out new markets for products the Liberals have blocked, like liquefied natural gas, which is in high demand in Europe and Asia.

Carney talks a good game with discussions of trade corridors, but he doesn't talk about pipelines. He's still wedded to his "net-zero" ideology that would leave our natural resources in the ground.

If you are voting in this election on the issue of dealing with Trump and tariffs, Carney is the wrong man.

Poilievre not only has the policies that will fix what the Liberals have broken in immigration, housing, the economy – he also has the right policies to deal with the Trump threat.

This is how we start making Canadian cities safe.

Quote from: DKG on March 29, 2025, 11:16:53 AMObjectively, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has the superior plan for reacting to Trump. It's not just the tariffs that pose a threat to Canada; it's also the transformational changes Trump wants to bring to the American economy.

Poilievre has a plan to deal with both threats.

He wants to repeal Bill C-69, which stops pipelines for oil and natural gas from being built. It also gets in the way of mining projects like The Ring of Fire in Northern Ontario. He was the first federal leader to talk enthusiastically about tearing down internal trade barriers that stop us from trading inside the country and point out that it has been easier to trade with the Americans than between provinces.

Poilievre wants to speed up the approvals for building homes and infrastructure. He also wants to seek out new markets for products the Liberals have blocked, like liquefied natural gas, which is in high demand in Europe and Asia.

Carney talks a good game with discussions of trade corridors, but he doesn't talk about pipelines. He's still wedded to his "net-zero" ideology that would leave our natural resources in the ground.

If you are voting in this election on the issue of dealing with Trump and tariffs, Carney is the wrong man.

Poilievre not only has the policies that will fix what the Liberals have broken in immigration, housing, the economy – he also has the right policies to deal with the Trump threat.

I don't like the Conservative guy. Mark is my candidate. Mark is so easy to manipulate.

Poilievre has injected drugs into the federal election campaign. The Conservative leader was in Toronto on Sunday morning, reacting to a recent court decision keeping drug injection sites near schools and daycares open, despite provincial legislation.

The South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) — the location of that shooting Poilievre mentioned, the one that took the life of Karolina Huebner-Makurat — is one of the locations that was offering drug consumption site services. Thanks to the Liberal government in Ottawa, it had also become a site for so-called "safer supply" where government-funded opioid pills are handed out.

It was for that reason that drug dealers were hanging out, fighting over turf and engaging in a shootout over customers. One of the workers at the SRCHC helping provide those services, Khalila Mohammed, pleaded guilty last December to being an accessory to the shooting after helping Ahmed Mustafa Ibrahim escape after the event.

Seems they were in a romantic relationship.

This facility didn't just employ radicals like Mohammed, it was run by radicals who believed they shouldn't be offering treatment or rehabilitation. The centre's website even informed users that there was, "No judgement, no expectations and no desire for people to stop using drugs."

"When I'm prime minister, this Liberal insanity will end," Poilievre said. "We will put the resources into treatment and recovery so that we can provide rehabilitation, counselling, detox, and we can lift the people up who are struggling with addiction."

He went on to say that under a Mark Carney Liberal government, the insanity will continue.

Poilievre noted supporters of radical drug policy — either in Carney's cabinet, like Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, or running for the Liberals, like Gregor Robertson, the former mayor of Vancouver who pushed for many of the policies that led to British Columbia having the worst opioid addiction crisis in North America.

These policies need to end; we need to focus on treatment and recovery. That is what Poilievre says a new Conservative government will do.

Quote from: Herman on March 29, 2025, 02:37:42 PMThis is how we start making Canadian cities safe.

The Liberals drug enabling policies have spiked crime and addiction in cities across the country. 

Quote from: DKG on March 31, 2025, 06:48:10 AMThe Liberals drug enabling policies have spiked crime and addiction in cities across the country. 

Giving drugs to junkies instead of treatment is another failed policy of Justine's that Conman is going to continue.