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@Jayde8700 @lululemon Forever chemicals don’t cause “reactions”

Hey @lululemon I bought my daughter a pair of your $145 leggings and she ended up in the hospital with a severe reaction. Doctors couldn’t pinpoint the cause, but it’s enough to make me seriously rethink supporting your brand. Parents deserve transparency about what’s in these products.

@HubcapNB @tlshields85 Majority governments claim majority of seats in the house, not of popular votes.

@Capt_Phil_ @tlshields85 So what ? Are you fucking retarded ? That’s the entire point They claim majority, when in fact, do not have it. They claim majority based on voter turnout out, but never account for those who abstained, even though, they’re still very Canadian. Only a PSE could be this dense.

Pierre hasn’t lost 1 vote since the election Brian. He’s lost the seat count but not the voters. The voters have been cheated out of their vote. Pierre has no reason to lose sleep tonight. 56.24% of Canadians (representing the majority) did not vote for the Carny Liberals & have been disenfranchised. Mark Carney does not have a majority mandate Canadians are furious to see our election results manipulated in a manner that will impact our democracy. Donald Trump may have ignited a fire 🔥 but Mark Carney has focused all of his energy into ballooning the opportunity into an out of control firestorm to gain personal power through manipulation and negativity. He is not a leader and the majority of Canadians did not vote for him to lead us.

@HubcapNB @tlshields85 You can apply same logic to every single majority government by any party in the past 25 years. So what?

@tlshields85 It’s actually much more than 56%. Only 64% of Canadians voted, & the con Carney only managed to get 43% of those voters. That works out to roughly 1/3 of all Canadians. Meaning 2/3 of Canadians abstained or voted for someone else. No where near a majority. That’s fact.

@tlshields85 Popular vote doesn’t matter in FPTP. Harper never received more than 50% of popular vote, so his terms were also not legitimate. You people need to attend a high school civics course

@alandete In most countries she could retire and have her husband cancer treatment done for free. What is worth celebrating in this?

Hemos hablado brevemente con la mujer que le ha llevado el McDonald’s a Trump. Sharon Simmons nos dice que la eliminación de Trump de los impuestos sobre las propinas le ha cambiado la vida: el año pasado recibió 11.000 dólares en propinas y dice que ese ahorro le ha ayudado a afrontar el tratamiento contra el cáncer de su marido, compensar la caída de ingresos en casa y pagar viajes para ver a su familia. Le ha encantado el Despacho Oval, dice que Trump ha sido muy majo.

@JasonOnTheDrums @RickPerkinsCPC @sarobertsonca How did he steal anything? Those MPs who crossed the floor were democratically elected. Don’t like the system, then maybe electoral reform is your gripe.

@RickPerkinsCPC @sarobertsonca What about MP’s who don’t know how floor crossings work but lie about it?

Lori Turnbull: "No one is gonna be hurt more than Pierre Poilievre if the Liberals get a majority in the next few hours."

@TinaYazdani Very sorry to hear this Tina, enjoyed your QP reporting.

I am no longer employed by CityNews. I am proud of my journalism at CityNews and I stand by my reporting. I will have more to say on this later but for now please stay tuned and thank you for those who have supported me.

@JasminLaine_ If the other 8 suspected PC MPs cross over after the Liberals win the two seats today, that’s the consequence of bad leadership.

Every single pundit talking about this on the news/social media knows this, yet no one is saying it. Why are these floor crossers different? Because they are changing the outcome of the election result. It’s not just the someone crossed and it’s really of no consequence to anyone but their community who voted for them. This is changing a minority parliament (which Canadians have not voted for since we saw what liberals did with one the last time around), to a majority one. That’s the difference. That’s why this matters so much. So spare me with your “oh it’s legal”, “this happens all the time”, how on earth can this be a “common thing that happens all the time, and everyone should shut up about it” when it’s the FIRST time in HISTORY this has happened in Canadian Democracy. Either admit you don’t care if the election outcome changes against voters wills, and you’d prefer if we had one party rule that voters don’t decide—or stop arguing semantics and pretending everyone else is as stupid as you wish they were.

@GuntherEagleman Lolllll painting?!?!? This is AI

🚨 President Trump just posted this powerful painting on Truth Social. Trump stands radiant in a red robe, laying hands on a sick man while surrounded by American symbols, the flag, eagles, fighter jets, the Statue of Liberty, and everyday heroes.

@MichelleLA1981 Every single of those MPs are elected, not appointed

An unelected majority is called a dictatorship.

@JasminLaine_ Ok yes that’s what political strategist do for all parties. Idk why this is rocking some type of moral compass

What do Liberal strategists want Canadians to focus on? 1) Pierre blew his 20-point lead 2) Pierre lost his riding 3) Pierre needs to change What do they want you to avoid thinking about? 1) Pierre has been driving the conversation around everything that actually matters—housing affordability, the cost-of-living crisis, the carbon tax, crime, and ACTUALLY getting Canadian resources to market... not just talking about it. 2)The Liberals straight-up conceded to Pierre’s best ideas because they had no choice. Carney’s very first act as PM in March 2025 was cancelling the consumer carbon tax (the “fuel charge”) that Pierre had fought for years under “Axe the Tax.” The Liberals also copied Conservative-style tax relief for first-time homebuyers and middle-class families. Pierre won the policy debate so thoroughly that even his opponents had to adopt his platform to survive. 3)Pierre’s Conservatives were 2.5 points from winning. They gained +25 seats across the country while the Liberals limped into a minority government. Pierre’s ideas resonated with millions of Canadians who want real change, not slogans. (And yes, he lost Carleton in the upset—but roared back in the August by-election with over 80% of the vote in Battle River-Crowfoot.) Reality is different from party talking points... repeated word for word by faceless accounts on social media and pundits who benefit financially from the party being in power on the news.

@HannaCanadia Oh he is moving there for sure

I went to dinner with a man who was visiting NYC from Charleston a few weeks ago (he’s looking to move here). I came home to this today. Chivalry is not dead. 💕

@BruinsBoy_19 @JinglaiHe Ok sorry give up his seat. Either way, ironic he condemns back door deals

@Capt_Phil_ @JinglaiHe He’s not retiring he’s coming back in the next election 😂

Pierre Poilievre delivers a PERFECT response to a CTV News reporter who tried to question his leadership. "My leadership does not come from dirty backroom deals. It comes from the people of Canada." Pierre for PM 🇨🇦

@LeslynLewis @PierrePoilievre @StevenBartlett Podcasts with larger international audiences and only 8% of Canadian listeners don’t win elections.

In this interview with @PierrePoilievre and @StevenBartlett, you hear a clear, grounded vision for Canada that we desperately need right now. A thoughtful and important conversation, well worth the listen.

@HannaCanadia Still won’t go to therapy

I’m afraid that I have to admit that I hooked up with someone who is now proudly proclaiming that he has “mommy issues” to his 39,000 Instagram followers 👩🏻 🔫

@JinglaiHe Can’t even keep his own caucus in check. MPs are choosing to leave, tells a lot of leadership confidence.

Pierre Poilievre is one of the best Conservative leaders we've had, and the only one who can keep Conservatives united and defeat the Liberals in the next election. Conservatives must stay united behind Pierre and not let the left and mainstream media demoralize and divide us.

@PierrePoilievre Get in charge of your own party first

Let's put Canadians back in charge of their country.

@franco_nomics He wasn’t in favour when he voted against it a few years back. What has changed 🥴🥴

BREAKING: Poilievre in favour of recall legislation when an MP crosses the floor. Huge step in the right direction. We need national recall legislation (not just for floor crossers). Voters are the boss and should be able to fire politicians between elections.

@RobynUrback Spadina McDs

And, uh, just so I am clear, when I was in university I never did a bunch of bong hits in a McDonalds bathroom, ate three strawberry sundaes (RIP), and threw up by the dumpster behind the restaurant.