Three ways Trump is trying to end the Harris honeymoon

At a moment of unprecedented turbulence in modern American political history, Kamala Harris is having a remarkably smooth ride. It may not last long.

Tony Fabrizio, Donald Trump’s campaign pollster, calls it a “Harris Honeymoon” – where a combination of good press and positive energy have combined to give the Democrat a surge of momentum.

The thing about honeymoons, of course, is that they come to an end. The realities of married life, or in this case the relationship between Ms Harris and the American voting public, has a way of reasserting itself.

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63% of Canadians think feds overspending and not wisely: POLL

A new survey finds 63% of Canadians consider themselves overtaxed by the federal government, which is spending too much and unwisely, an opinion that is eight percentage points higher than last year.

The MEI-Ipsos poll also found seven in 10 Canadians are dissatisfied with the accountability and transparency of the Canadian government’s spending practices.

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Kamala Harris is the Meghan Markle of American politics

There had always been something strangely familiar about Kamala Harris. But I couldn’t quite put my finger on it – until she emerged from Joe Biden’s shadow after the US President announced his resignation on Sunday.

The penchant for spouting word salad; the slightly awkward misplaced laughter; the courting of chat show hosts; the celebrity iPhone moments; the loathing of Donald Trump; the unfortunate bullying allegations.

And then the penny dropped. Meghan! Kamala Harris reminds me of the Duchess of Sussex.

h/t Hermes

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As Trudeau botches immigration, poll shows falling support

The Trudeau Liberals have broken Canada immigration system and with it, public support for that system.

And now we have the numbers to back that up thanks to a poll by Leger for the Association of Canadian Studies.

According to Leger’s findings, 60% of Canadians now believe we have too many immigrants coming into Canada.


I believe Trudeau and his corporate cronies consider Canada’s immigration system to be working as planned.

No one could be this incompetent, suppressed wages, profitable shortages and ethnic votes galore are the goal.

The destruction of Canadian society by mass immigration is deliberate and working to plan.

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Automaker Stellantis Takes Big Hit, Talking Big Changes

Things are grim in the automotive industry right now.

First off, there’s a reason I didn’t put this story under my usual #Bidenomics Update, even though it has many components that are attributable to the brilliant Biden economic machinations that have brought us so many of our current difficulties. Not to mention, there are some uniquely American aspects to Stellantis’s problems. But this is also a global slowdown in manufacturing as well as a global climate cult political interference problem, and as much as I’d like, I can’t lay that all at POTATUS and Harris’s feet.


The issue is not just EV’s but quality and tanking sales across the line.

This is serious job loss territory. My guess is the Windsor Battery Plants will be “delayed.”

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‘Attack on Christianity!’ Fury as Paris Olympics reimagine The Last Supper as DRAG – ‘They wouldn’t do this to Islam!’

France Shittiest Olympics Ever
The Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics sparked outrage last night after the iconic painting of The Last Supper was reimagined by drag queens.

The reenactment of the famous painting, that shows Jesus’s last meal with his disciples, was the centre of a backlash with Christians expressing their anger at the organisers of the Games.

Let France burn. Vichy bastards.

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‘Primed to burn:’ Former Parks Canada forestry scientist fears the worst for Banff

Banff is losing the race to prevent the type of disastrous wildfire that torched the town of Jasper, says a former Parks Canada environmental scientist.

The failure over decades to properly manage forests to protect the town of Banff doesn’t bode well for the survival of the busy mountain mecca, said Dr. Cliff White, who retired as environmental science manager for Banff National Park in 2009.

Jasper wildfires damage around 30% of townsite, fire activity may increase: Parks Canada

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The mob thinks it rules Britain – and can impose its will on the rest of us

Any fair-minded person would look at the video of the incident at Manchester airport this week and agree that it merits further investigation. The footage is disturbing. It shows a man, lying prone on the floor, having his head kicked and then seemingly stamped on by an armed police officer. The man’s mother looks on in distress as his brother is also forcibly restrained by police.

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The Canadian men are now part of soccer’s drone scandal

Canada Soccer CEO Kevin Blue revealed Friday the national federation is sorting through what appears to be a systemic practice of spying on opponents in the women’s and men’s programs.

“Behaviour in the ethical grey area is completely unacceptable to Canadians and completely unacceptable to Canada Soccer and to me personally as the leader of the organization,” he said.

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Carville: Democrats’ ‘giddy elation’ over Harris won’t be ‘helpful much longer’

Democratic strategist James Carville warned that Democrats’ “giddy elation” over Vice President Harris’s presidential campaign won’t be “helpful much longer” as Republicans seek to regain lost ground after President Biden’s withdrawal from the race.

“They’re coming at us, and they’re gonna keep coming,” Carville said during an interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber of the GOP attacks. “And this kind of giddy elation is not going to be very helpful much longer ‘cause that’s now what we’re gonna be faced with.”

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With no sign of Justin Trudeau leaving, some Liberal MPs want major changes in his cabinet: ‘Clearly, what’s happening is not working’

OTTAWA—Last week’s tiny cabinet change did nothing to appease those in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s caucus who think a broader shuffle of key government ministers would help save the Liberal party from electoral defeat.

Several MPs who spoke to the Star in recent days said they still want to see a cabinet shuffle before Parliament returns for the fall session. Some shared specific ideas for who should be moved, with four Liberal sources naming Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Some also welcomed the idea of former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney joining Trudeau’s team.

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Montreal city hall replaces crucifix with hijab, prompting criticism

Five years after Montreal city hall removed a crucifix, it has reopened an image of a woman with a hijab, prompting criticism from some, and support from others.

Visitors to city call now encounter the message “Bienvenue à L’Hotel de Ville de Montréal“ in an image two metres high. The picture includes a sketch of a young man wearing a hoodie and ballcap, a woman wearing a hijab, and a male senior citizen.

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