OTTAWA – Pierre Poilievre says he doesn’t like the expletive-laden flags some Canadians are using to denounce Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
But the federal Conservative leader also says he understands the anger fuelling such displays, and that it is up to the government and politicians to address it.
The comments follow a blog post by Erin O’Toole, who served as Conservative leader before Poilievre.
Remember during the 2015 federal election that swept the Harper Conservatives out of office and the Trudeau Liberals in, Justin Trudeau insisted his party could finance its entire, expensive platform (including middle-class tax relief) “by asking the wealthiest Canadians — those who earn more than $200,000 a year — to do a little bit more.”
“I trust, dear readers, you all had a Merry Christmas and are preparing to bring in 2023 at the end of this week.
But before we do that, it is perhaps both prudent and obligatory to remember the year that was and to focus on just how ridiculous our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the world of politics consistently in his travels around the world or at home.
This will be by no means an exhaustive list, but I hope to touch on events that were significant – either for comedic or tragic reasons.”
In 1973, after Pierre Trudeau had pulled in only two MPs ahead of Progressive Conservative Leader Robert Stanfield, with David Lewis’s NDP holding the balance of power, the government was unexpectedly defeated in a parliamentary vote and Stanfield announced the existence of a ”moral imperative” for Trudeau to resign or request a new election. Instead, Trudeau redoubled incentives for the NDP and had a motion adopted declaring that the previous lost vote was of no significance, and soldiered on in the imperishable Liberal confidence that they are the natural and ordained party of government. That is not an incomprehensible conviction given that in the past 126 years, since the elevation of Wilfrid Laurier in 1896, the Liberals have governed for 86 years.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is asking Canadians to remind themselves how fortunate they are “to live in a country of peace.”
Merry Christmas! Like millions of Canadians, my family is excited to gather around the Christmas tree and spend some quality time together. And as we look ahead to the new year, we’re also wishing you joy, health, love, and peace. https://t.co/KDfMbzQFJC pic.twitter.com/I3lcAprIQe
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) December 24, 2022
Climate violence is on full display, as Canadians suffer through the worst winter storm in decades.
Millions will be without power and left stranded for days, which could have been avoided if everyone paid more climate taxes.
Anyways, I'm off to Jamaica.
Later, suckers. pic.twitter.com/UVWWJ51xMg
— Justin Trudeau's Ego (@Trudeaus_Ego) December 23, 2022
h/t Mauser
Trudeau, Alghabra clear Santa Claus for Canadian airspace
Vast swaths of the country without power, flight cancellations ruining Christmas reunions, but Junior is gonna be fine in Jamaica.
Practically everybody loves babies — unless they’re nepo babies, that is. The trendy social media term blasted into full-fledged controversy after New York magazine dubbed 2022 the “year of the nepo baby.”
The term, which is short for “nepotism babies,” refers to children of celebrities who have become famous themselves. As it turns out, there’s a lot of them. When it comes to getting a job, it’s often about who you know; but in the entertainment industry, it’s really about who your parents are.
There’s little Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to enjoy more than a properly dramatic speech. So, at the first in-person national Liberal Party holiday party since COVID-19, he gave himself the gift of delivering one to over 2,000 party members.
Canadians NEED to see this. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/wGhxdo6TK2
— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) December 15, 2022
We are dealing with a politician who appears to feel no shame
Canadians can waste a lot of time worrying about the many hypocrisies of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
We need to start recognizing the truth of who Trudeau is. He is not a fair leader.
The brass neck of the Western lockdown zealots
‘Everyone in China should be allowed to express themselves, should be allowed to share their perspectives and indeed protest.’ So said Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau this week, in response to Beijing’s brutal crackdown on China’s anti-lockdown protests – the largest protests in China since the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.
To describe Trudeau as an unlikely defender of the right to protest would be the understatement of the year. This is a leader whose own crackdowns on protest broke new ground in the West when it came to Covid authoritarianism. His showdown with the Canadian truckers earlier this year was an especially shameful episode.
It’s not as if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was all that late for his appointment at the Rouleau commission on Friday.
No doubt, plenty of brides were later for their weddings this past summer than Trudeau was (approximately five minutes) for his testimony regarding his invocation of the Emergencies Act last February against the truckers’ convoy in downtown Ottawa.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made an appearance on Friday’s episode of Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs. the World to offer the contestants words of inspiration before the main challenge.
Trudeau is touted as being the first world leader to visit the competition series founded by RuPaul.
During the episode, the prime minister shared his thoughts on Canada’s efforts to embrace diversity, noting there is a lot more work to do toward building allyship in Canada.
Says the most despised office holder in Canada ever. Even Zelensky hasn’t stooped this low.
His upcoming appearance on the hit show is another milestone in Canada’s descent into clown world.
Canada’s top feminist, Justin Trudeau, has put his blackface days behind him in order to promote a more progressive insult – womanface. Earlier this month, the new trailer for TV drag competition Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs the World teased a special appearance from Canada’s prime minister. Although without make-up, Trudeau was perhaps the biggest clown of them all.
