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@Scaramucci @FortuneMagazine TAX THE RICH….its not that hard. We do not need billionaires. Thats the real hubris Mooch.

Gibbon spent 20 years explaining how Rome destroyed itself from the inside while still looking magnificent from the outside. Sound familiar? My piece in @FortuneMagazine on hubris, oligarchy: why process is the only thing standing between us and collapse. fortune.com/2026/03/19/ant…

@shuvmajumdar No offensive contribution but assisting with a global support effort on peace and de-escalation…so the definition of traditional Canadian support.

“Canada joined the statement shortly after it was published by the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan.” So, Prime Minister Carney opposed contributing to regional stability, until allies in NATO and Japan supported it. He casts himself as a ringleader for middle powers, instead, objectively, he’s flip flopping his way through a major crisis. Our allies acted, then Carney’s Liberals begged to be read in after the fact. It’s like he has no idea what he’s doing. Four positions in the first four days, and no idea if this position would hold for the next four days. Our allies act on their shared interests. So too should Canada. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

@KyleKulinski Right….you voted for Trump, so yeah. This is it. Congrats.,

The country simply doesn’t function anymore. This is Republican rule, economic crashes, tax cuts for the rich, cuts to services, new wars in the Middle East. Every. Single. Time.

@GurvSC Hahahaha…..ok sure man. Good point. Hahaha

I’m 30min into the Joe Rogan podcast and Pierre has already done more to get us closer to a tariff free deal and knock off Trumps 51st state comments than Carney has done in a year. I can’t believe we didn’t elect this guy.

@DavidJPba Thank god for TMX

Man, Keystone pipeline would have sure been handy in the middle of a war with oil prices going parabolic.

In March 2022 this was 97.54 a share.

@Ymou5Anon @BubbleGut1994 @mikethenavyguy Hahaha

@BubbleGut1994 @HappyHourHoward @mikethenavyguy "I was um big into sports until my mid-teens. I was on the wrestling team. I wasn't great. I was good, but I wasn't great. Um then I got a wicked tendinitis in my shoulder and it ended my athleticism for like four years and that's how I got into politics." Retard.

3 hours of my life I'll never get back.

@drmikehart You serious?

Saying Pierre Poilievre going on Joe Rogan is “just pandering to his base” is wrong. Rogan’s audience is full of centrists, libertarians, independents and even center-leftists. Long-form conversations don’t reinforce beliefs—they change them. This is audience expansion.

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

@Ymou5Anon @mikethenavyguy Well he was Olympic bound Im sure.,

@HappyHourHoward @mikethenavyguy Him lying about a tendinitis injury forcing him in to politics was.... a lot.

@DRodbone Its really hard….I lasted 13 mins and my ears were bleeding by then. Its brutal.

Lady, I can't listen to Pierre talk for longer than 35 seconds at a time. I'll wait for the clips of him saying stupid shit, which is inevitable.

@NoahKingJr Sure, why are you trying to highlight his vagina? It’s a mean thing to do.

Andrew Tate blocked me because of this photo. True story.

@highbrow_nobrow So why are you asking for help then asshole?

GOP Senator insults UK military: "The Royal Navy used to be a great force for good in the world. Now, they are a rust bucket. They should be showing up to support this." FC: Since 9/11, the UK has suffered 6,000+ casualties fighting alongside the US.

@KenBoessenkool Hopefully more to come

Kaaaa-BOOOOM!! theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta…

@gtconway3d More of this please. Hes a moron. Injecting bleach, trade deficits being cash payments, invisible airplanes, best friends with Fredrick Douglas, Cuba doesn’t get hurricanes…lot of ammo. Fire all the guns.

@MaMoMVPY Orange Jabba is looking for gratitude. He is no weak minded fool.

How about 'Fuck you!'?

@USAmbCanada This is hard to read without my blood pressure going up but 80%. So how the hell do you square that solemn reflection and supposed gratitude, with being a massive asshole the other 95% of the time regarding our country. So frustrating.

It’s not every day you shake hands with someone who helped change your family’s story. A few weeks ago, Diane and I met John Kuharski in Kamloops. He fought at Groningen in WWII, the town where Canadian troops liberated my parents.

@WhiskyFin @USAmbCanada Fucking rights! 🇨🇦

@USAmbCanada Maybe show some f*cking respect to Canada and Canadians then.

@michaeldweiss Awesome….so well put. Maga sees Trump as a Rorschach Test but one drawn by a monkey on meth. There is no deeper plan or meaning here folks. No 4D chess to jerk off to. He is and always was a complete madman.

Christopher Caldwell's more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger essay in the Spectator on the "end of Trumpism" assumes there is such a thing as Trumpism that could be said to have had a beginning, much less an end. A collection raw impulses and grievances cocooned in a personality cult was evidently an ethos. I suppose it's easy for MAGA intellectuals to blame the "deep state" or a hyperactive foreign country or even a certain domestic ethnic group for this war, but this war is exactly the kind of thing Trump enjoys and (in the case of Iran) has been openly talking about for decades. Here is Caldwell: "The attack on Iran is so wildly inconsistent with the wishes of his own base..." What turning? What base? What consistency? The base is whatever Trump says it is, as Trump himself has pointed out, with polling to back him up on this question. MAGA’s approval of this war as of two days ago: "CNN’s Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten shared recent polling on MAGA’s approval of military action in Iran on Tuesday. An average of 89 percent approve of the war, while just 9 percent disapprove." The rest is podcast noise. The irony of the MAGA intellectuals professing that their movement has been hornswoggled and now lies in pieces on the floor is they were never truly part of any movement to begin with. They projected and fantasized, hoping to see coherence where there was none. And they only served the same function of those conniving Beltway swamp creatures they claimed to detest and whose comeuppance at the hands of an insurgent populist they saw as the principal reason for backing Trump in the first place. They articulated ideas and policies and actually believed these had any meaning for the mad king who thinks he brought peace to Albania and Azerbaijan, who is now negotiating with hardline communists in the Western Hemisphere as viable alternatives to democratic dissidents, and who just told a journalist, regarding Ireland's female president, "he's lucky to have me." Caldwell, Vance and the rest were indeed duped, but not by Trump. By their own blinkered sense of self-importance. #selection-1871.105-1871.182" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">archive.ph/ghNS2#selectio…