Andrew Fisher

I basically think the average voter is pretty wrong on: 1) Nuclear power (it's good) 2) Foreign aid (we spend very little on it and should spend more) 3) Climate change (a majority say they're not willing to have any additional amounts of their tax money spent on climate. The national average willingness to pay for things that help with climate is ~$300 per year) 4) Immigration (I think it's broadly good across the board, and definitely good to get more high skilled immigrants specifically) 5) Price controls in general (bad!) I'd like governments to patiently nod along to voter concerns but quietly approve more nuclear, spend more on foreign aid, pay way more on climate, and allow at least more high skilled immigrants. I just flat out think it's wrong for politicians to have 1-1 similar views to the median voter and sometimes they need to diverge.

Life comes at you fast.

What's the difference between a technical recession and a recession? About $2 billion of taxpayer funding to media outlets.

We could start moving $30 billion of our oil overseas every year. Carney must get out of the way and permit builders to build it and energy companies to fill it.

They're hanging an effigy of a jew in Montreal now. "Whatever Zionist!" The problem with the Islamists is eventually they will come for you too. See Nigeria, Sudan, Yemen, Rwanda, Lebanon, Iran and countless others. Are you ready for this Canada? 🇨🇦