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#AsAnOttawaResident the convoy brought so much relief to know I wasn't alone in knowing that coercion of experimentation is wrong. Glad to see there's still canadians with strong morals and integrity. It was the most beautiful thing ever!❤ #EmergenciesActInquiry #FreedomConvoy

@scottmhayward CPC kept their support, NDP collapsed and their support went to the liberals. You're simply not an honest person.

You're right. The party should totally keep the guy who blew a 20+ polling lead, lost his own seat, has overseen a cratering in fundraising (that continues), and has lost an average of 13% for the party in the four by-elections since the last general federal election.

@Charles_string_ You'd be up alot of money if you had listened and bought crypto.

Reminder Pierre is the guy who thought we should build the Canadian economy & our personal finances around crypto currency.

@marissenmark He's Justin Trudeau's financial advisor. Fuck head.

Anthony Koch is right. Mark Carney is not Justin Trudeau. That should be obvious, except, it seems, to the Conservative Party of Canada. For the past year, Pierre Poilievre, Andrew Scheer and the Conservative team have stubbornly refused to adapt. This week, it looks like they might be testing a new line of attack: anti-intellectual populism. That won’t work either. This isn’t the United States. It looks like the only way that Conservatives can actually adapt is with new leadership.

@CTVNews Nothing but announcements with no results.

PM Carney announces new summit in Toronto aimed at driving $1 trillion in investment ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

@SeanFraserMP How do you demons sleep at night? Truly the scum of the earth.

La Charte canadienne des droits et libertés a 44 ans aujourd’hui ! 🇨🇦 Elle protège les droits fondamentaux qui font de notre société une société libre, juste et démocratique. Le Canada restera debout pour protéger la Charte et les droits qu’elle garantit à tous. ⚖️

Canada IS NOT a democracy. Explained in under three minutes with receipts 👇

@MickeyDjuric That's literally what happened.

The Conservative Party is casting doubt on the legitimacy of Mark Carney’s majority government, complaining it was formed through “backroom deals” and not at the ballot box. politico.com/news/2026/04/1…

@TheBlueGem3 Mass deportations will happen.

Separatist rallies number one concern is Immigration and Deportation. This isn’t about Freedumb this is about racism. The KKK rebranded.

@MarkJCarney The same people who are routinely scammed by Nigerian prince scams and Indian fake CRA scams control the reigns of this country. Meanwhile the youth watch while their grandparents get scammed once again, this time by Mark Carney.

In a more dangerous and divided world, Canada’s approach is principled and pragmatic.

@RobertFife Canada has a bigger problem. Government-paid journalists are attacking more aggressively in an attempt to destroy democracy and the opposition, rather than holding the government accountable. This is worse than North Korea.

@RobertFife The same people who are routinely scammed by Nigerian prince scams and Indian fake CRA scams control the reigns of this country. Meanwhile the youth watch while their grandparents get scammed once again, this time by Mark Carney.

The Conservatives have a bigger problem than a Liberal majority: Their leader theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

@ryangerritsen The same people who are routinely scammed by Nigerian prince scams and Indian fake CRA scams control the reigns of this country. Meanwhile the youth watch while their grandparents get scammed once again, this time by Mark Carney.

Look at the demographic going to see Andrew Coyne at a live lecture in Vancouver. This is who he manipulates with his extreme TDS.

@nanrob3942 @david_parker You're 100 years old. What do you know about AI? You're the people getting fooled by the Nigerian prince scams, of course you buy Carneys BS.

@david_parker Our unemployment rate at 6.7% is the same as 2015, Harper’s last year as PM. It’s true youth unemployment is much higher. Federal workers are being reduced by 10%, which may push rates higher. The despair you speak of is real for some, but has to do with AI job destruction fears.

Can you feel it? The slow despair creeping across Canada? You can see it on the streets. You can hear it in the classrooms. Everywhere, people are losing hope. Our political elite say, "things have never been better" while they stuff their pockets with our money.

@ForMYCanada x.com/i/status/20449…

Poilievre gets a D+ for his appearance at the Canadian Club. Calling a Harvard and Oxford-trained economist "very badly educated" in front of a room full of Bay Street professionals, many of whom almost certainly have similar credentials or deep respect for them, is politically illiterate. That crowd doesn't respond to anti-intellectualism. That's a Brampton arena line, not a Canadian Club line. It's also a strategic own-goal at the worst possible time. Poilievre's core problem right now is that a significant chunk of Canadians who were open to him concluded he wasn't serious or credible enough to be PM. Mocking someone's Harvard and Oxford economics degrees in front of the business establishment confirms exactly that doubt. And Carney's team will clip it. That soundbite - "very badly educated" - doesn't stay in the Canadian Club. It travels. It becomes the story. It hands the Liberals a ready-made contrast ad: serious, credentialed, globally respected PM vs. the guy sneering at credentials to a room that has them. The D+ is only because he showed up and stayed on script for most of it. The education attack wasn't a slip. He'd already said it in a recent interview, which means nobody in his inner circle killed it. That's a judgment failure that runs deeper than one bad line. #cdnpoli #PierrePoilievre #CanadianClub #CPC #Poilievre #MarkCarney #LPC #cdnecon #VeryBadlyEducated

The Pierre Poilievre Conservatives need to completely ignore the asinine advice being given to them by bad actors in the legacy media. They want the CPC to go mild and let Mark Carney do whatever he wants. The CPC needs to be BOLDER if they want to win. youtu.be/VGgSW8JoAUY

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Who the Hell is advising him?

@rupasubramanya x.com/i/status/20449…

What an incredibly daft thing to say by someone whose main credential is climbing the political ladder. Even in the UK, where Mark Carney was far more contested, the criticism was about politics, not competence. Jacob Rees-Mogg accused him of "Project Fear," and Boris Johnson didn't take too kindly at his Brexit warnings, but neither argued he was incompetent or "wrong about everything." And when Carney left, Conservative chancellor Sajid Javid praised his "outstanding leadership." Even his critics treated him as a serious central banker who helped steady markets during Brexit, they just didn’t like what he was saying.

@DimitrisSoudas The people that continuously repeated "safe and effective" were highly educated but also poorly educated. The same goes for Mark Carney.

Political Judo. Yes, Mark Carney is highly educated, experienced, and fluent in economics. Do not attack that. Validate it. Say it clearly. Repeat it. Then pivot. Political judo is not about denying your opponent’s strength. It is about using that strength against them. Core Principle: Flip the Credential The mistake is to argue: "Carney is badly educated and is not knowledgeable." The correct argument is: "Carney knows exactly what he's doing. That's what makes the results inexcusable." This single reframe does three things simultaneously: — It sounds fair-minded and serious not petty or desperate — It neutralizes the "you're just attacking a smarter man" counter-narrative — It dramatically raises the stakes: ignorance is forgivable; expertise with failure is disqualifying Turn credentials into expectations. And then patiently wait. If he delivers, Canada wins. If he fails. If someone has that level of expertise, then the bar is not average performance. The bar is exceptional results. You raise the standard. You say, if you are the most qualified economic mind in the room, then Canadians should be seeing the strongest growth, the most affordable housing, the most competitive economy. Anything short of that becomes the story. You say, no one questions your experience. Canadians are expect results. That is the pivot. Always. Turn strength into overreach. Never insult his intelligence. Never call him uneducated. That line backfires immediately. Instead, you box him into his own strength. If he is the expert, then he owns the outcome. If he owns the outcome, then every frustration Canadians feel is his to explain. Every speech, every scrum, every debate answer should be able to return to this spine:   "We are not questioning what Mr. Carney knows. We are questioning what Canadians have to show for it."   This is unassailable. It is fair. It is devastating. It gives the persuadable voter permission to move. That is political judo. Diaries of a has-been. And I’m off to bed. Good night folks.

@t7_linda Mark Carney is a bad economist. Pierre is 100% correct.

They're actually going to double down on this 🙃

Mark Carney is a great economist in the same way this woman is a great health minister. Their results speak louder than their credentials.