1 week Ago By Dave Breakenridge
Article content Now is the time that Albertans should absolutely demand equal and fair treatment and more, considering what this province alone contributes to the country’s economy and well-being. Do people even know what we contribute comparatively? It is the perfect opportunity for us to threaten separating from the rest of the country to get ourselves a better deal. We need to show the East that we have had enough and we aren’t going to take subsidizing the country while being the doormat any longer.
If we do separate, seriously, what’s the downside to Liberal treatment? If we don’t separate, sending a strong message to the rest of the country that we are serious won’t hurt. Never let a crisis go to waste. Heads up, Canada For the past two weeks, Mark Carney is speaking words Pierre Poilievre has been saying for the past two years.
Remember the party that brought this country to immense discomfort of all sorts, and don’t forget the party that propped it up to do it! Shuffle the same Liberal cabinet members equals the same crap, just with a different sales pitch! Wake up, Canada, or we’re in for the same insanity we’ve endured far too long! Please vote wisely. Head-scratcher They say with age comes wisdom. So why is it polls are indicating the largest group shifting towards the Liberals, due to Trump’s tariffs, are those 55 and older.
Have these people not learned anything in the last 10 years? Trump’s tariffs are not going to last forever but the damage the Liberals have and will do, if re-elected, will. It is a daunting task to recover from the damage done to date. Another four years of Liberal rule would make it impossible.
Libs won’t be tough The current U.S. tariff strategy is contrary to everything I know of macro and microeconomics and 50 years of observing how business functions.
Trump will do as he pleases regardless of who our PM is. I have always believed that this is just a strategy to wear us down before CUSMA renegotiations. The structural issues in Canada’s economy will survive Trump and we need to decide if they will be exacerbated by a fourth Liberal term or tackled by a fresh new Conservative government.
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