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Comments by James O'Grady
Except he isn’t. Mark Carney is not a professor, he’s a professional. He would make the best PM. If going head to head with the fake economist PP, a career politician who has little or no real work experience in the private sector, Carney will win. So, as we see the Conservatives fear mounting, they begin to spread false narratives. Typical but not good enough.
Salaries need to rise to compensate for inflation. If not, Canada will slip into an economic recession. No amount of immigration will help.
I voted: Electoral ReformOnly Electoral Reform will fix the problems Canada has with governance because until the majority of votes cast actually count toward electing someone, the majority of Canadians who do not support the government will continue to feel disenfranchised and angry as a result. It's time for some form of Proportional Representation. I prefer MMP because its very similar to our current electoral system.
Yes, let’s ignore people’s rights to achieve our political agenda. This is what extremism looks like at the beginning. Just wait if he gets elected.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. I expect a move like this will result in provinces wanting to leave the Canadian federation, which I believe is PP’s ultimate goal—To destroy Canada.