Quote from: DKG on December 12, 2025, 07:30:30 AMAnother Conservative MP has been enticed to cross the floor and join the sitting government. Michael Ma representing Markham-Stouffville who just a month ago was critical of Carney's budget will now likely have at least a junior cabinet role.

That snake of an MP is a CCP plant.

Rumour is that Au Chak, a Tory representing Richmond-Centre will be the third and final traitor to cross the floor and give Carney a majority. We are stuck with progressive hardship for another three and a half years at least.

Floor crossing MPs must face a byelection every time — no loopholes, no excuses.

Former Conservative MP @michelleferrericanada stated today that:
"Foreign Interference is a massive threat to Canada. Canada is seriously compromised under Liberal rule."

Ferreri was responding to the news of MP Michael Ma crossing the floor and joining the Carney Liberal Caucus posting the following:
"3 days ago Michael Ma met with the Chinese ambassador.

Do some research on the CCP and what happened to Joe Tay.
Last week Ma stood in the House of Commons and berated Mark Carney and said he and the Liberals are responsible for the affordability and food bank crisis.

Foreign interference is a massive threat to Canada.  Canada is seriously compromised under Liberal rule."

Donald Trump promised "very serious retaliation" after an "ISIS attack" that killed two U.S. Army soldiers and one U.S. interpreter interpreter Saturday in Syria.

Fox News reported that a lone Islamic State gunman carried out the ambush, which also left three others wounded. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said that "the savage who perpetrated this attack was killed by partner forces."

Canadians should be angered that OUR tax dollars are being misappropriated to get the Liberals to a possible majority.

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer 's attempt to shut down an aging oil pipeline running beneath a channel linking two of the Great Lakes, finding that only the federal government can regulate interstate pipeline safety.

A former NFL sideline reporter may be running for office after a few years of getting familiar with the political field.

The news comes after much criticism of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D), including the former sports reporter describing him as a non-serious politician who has allowed fraud to run rampant in his state.

After 11 years working on the beloved "Sunday Night Football" broadcast, sideline reporter Michele Tafoya left the program in 2022. Immediately following the Super Bowl — Tafoya's last NFL gig — the California native was announced as the campaign co-chair for Republican gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls.

Now, Tafoya is reportedly eyeing a possible Senate run in Minnesota, where a retiring Democrat will open up a seat in the Democrat-majority state.

The seat in question will be vacated by Democrat Sen. Tina Smith for the 2026 midterm elections.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene's bill Protect Children's Innocence Act passed in a 216-211 late-night vote on Wednesday. This legislation would make it a felony to perform sex changes or provide puberty blockers and hormone therapy to children.

More voters want Ma to resign than even voted for him.

Republican Sen. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming becomes the latest GOP lawmaker to take a step away from politics.

Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York suspended her gubernatorial campaign on Friday just weeks after joining the race in November.

Stefanik becomes one of many prospective Republican retirees, clarifying that she will not seek to return to Congress either. Stefanik maintained that she would have won the Republican gubernatorial primary but that her candidacy would draw away crucial resources in an electorally "challenging" state like New York.

Pauline Hanson has just unveiled a "$90 Billion Plan to Save Australia," in which she proposes withdrawing from the UN, WHO, and WEF, abolishing the Department of Climate Change, and heavily cutting NDIS funding to support only those who truly need it. Within just 24 hours, One Nation's support surged to 19% the highest level in the party's history. The plan promises to save $90 billion each year to return money to Australians, invest in coal power to slash electricity prices by 30%, and build more dams and railways instead of "paying globalists." Immediately after the announcement, Pauline Hanson's nine-word message spread rapidly across the entire country.