So Trump can win on Tuesday, or he can lose. Let’s spend a little time on what happens either way.
First, a Trump win. Trump will face two problems. The first is actually getting into office if there’s a win. If it’s close, he can expect all sorts of lawfare and parliamentary tricks to try to keep him out. (He may even get those if he’s not close.) Last time he wasn’t ready. This time he probably will be, with lawyers of his own who are prepared, not playing catch-up.
For Democrats, Biden’s comment was more ‘faux pas’ than fault: his sin being one of candor.
The “garbage controversy” of this campaign’s final days embodies the difference between Republicans and Democrats. Far from a parallel, it highlights the separation between unscripted and scripted across an ideological chasm. Hidden beneath their relativism, Democrats, Left, and establishment media have exploited incidents to construct false narratives and advance extremist policies.
Involuntary treatment (IT) for people with severe substance use disorder (addiction) is a hotly debated topic. There is skepticism that political expediency is suddenly driving elected officials to support IT when faced with a general public that has had enough of public disorder. But family caregivers have been advocating for a right to intervene for decades, and until now, their pleas have been ignored.
On September 22, unnoticed by most Americans, the Biden-Harris administration adopted the United Nations Pact for the Future to transform global governance, which introduces the foundations of a world government. There was no debate, no media coverage, no press releases, and no interviews about the Biden-Harris administration’s surrender of United States sovereignty to the UN.
Americans were apparently not supposed to find out.
OTTAWA – Oil and gas producers in Canada will be required to cut greenhouse gas emissions by about one-third over the next eight years under new regulations being published today by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
The regulations, still only in draft format and about two years behind schedule, could further strain relations between Ottawa and the Alberta government which recently launched a $7-million advertising campaign to “scrap the cap.”
In the final month before the election the leftist media settled on their closing argument: A vote for Vice President Kamala Harris is the only way to save America from the “evil” “maniac” Donald Trump.
MSNBCer Jonathan Alter sneered that the “evil” Trump had the “worst character” of any President who held office. His MSNBC colleague Nicolle Wallace sounded the alarm: “Voting for Kamala Harris feels like an emergency.”
The former U.S. ambassador to Canada, who served under former U.S. president Donald Trump, says Canada needs to spend more on defence, and do so faster than the federal government’s currently plans to.
“Canada, you can do better. I know you can do better,” Kelly Craft told CTV’s Question Period host Vassy Kapelos, in a panel interview alongside former Canadian ambassador to the U.S. David MacNaughton.
A buddy of mine grew up in the Soviet Union. Nice guy. He always insisted that the biggest fallacy Americans had about the Soviet people was that the Russians weren’t aware of the news. According to him, Americans knew that the Politburo censored Pravda (and all Russian-language media outlets), so we crazy capitalists assumed the Soviet citizens were living in a land without information.
A Canadian trucker has been arrested and charged following a massive dope bust in Port Huron.
Or, as I’d put it perhaps less optimistically: Seven battleground states all end in virtual dead heats in Emerson polling. Add to that this is only one pollster in a sea of survey companies, albeit one with a little more heft. Healthy skepticism should be the rule, but we have other data that may justify sunnier takes on these new results.
Housing experts who have long promoted moving new home construction from suburbs to urban centres are calling for a similar approach to policy, saying several ideas currently percolating on the fringes of society in Canada have proven successful elsewhere and deserve a more central place in the national conversation.
They argue widespread adoption of government-supported affordable housing, the growth of alternative models like co-operatives and co-housing, and the increased use of advanced building techniques could all play a role in improving Canada’s housing system.
More communism is always the answer.
A British woman faces a sentence of death by stoning after she was allegedly forced to marry her Pakistani uncle and have his baby in a claimed migration scam.
The couple, who share a child, have reportedly been accused of adultery by Pakistani prosecutors, which carries the punishment of lashing or death by stoning under Shariah law.
But Islam isn’t a death cult.
A seven-part series in London’s Daily Telegraph recently took a hard look at Canada’s lurch to the left, examining this country’s “progressive legislation on issues such as drugs, free speech, trans rights and assisted dying.”
The essays provide a unique perspective on this country — as others see us.
Following are links to each essay in the Telegraph’s series with the exception of Michael Coren’s contribution, just because.
A tidal wave of immigration is swamping my country. It may not survive
‘This is treason’: Chinese agents are running Canada
Poor, depressed or lonely in Canada? Why not let us kill you
Canada’s terrifying new plan for Thought Police
Canada is disintegrating
The crazy mirror world of Canadian trans politics
The West is sleepwalking into Trudeau’s woke nightmare
Kamala Harris: ‘It Will Take Time to Count Every Vote‘
Vice President Kamala Harris warned on Sunday that Americans may experience a repeat of the 2020 election wherein the winner was not decided the same night the polls closed.
In a post on X, Kamala Harris said that while she expects to win on Tuesday, she warned that it “will take time to count every vote.”
h/t Mauser
