@twa5078 @EdmontonOilers @sentinelstorage Both goalies are horrid at best. What is Knoblauch supposed to do?
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Harman Virk
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@EdmontonOilers @sentinelstorage Unprepared to start, undisciplined, and unwilling to pull a horrid goalie in the most important game of the season...
FIRE KNOBLAUCH
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@NaturalGasyeg @dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey Sure it is because if you dont what it is how can you make your claim i have held three so again do you hold a security clearance
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It’s really sad that PM Carney has to come out and reply to this fear mongering conservative bullshit.
Parliament must pass a bill that requires every MP to have top secret security clearance.
Half of Pierre’s caucus wouldn’t be able to pass it.
Including Pierre.
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre
How does an IRGC regime official get through any Canadian security checks? Did the Carney Liberals grant a temporary residency permit and override Canadian immigration officials? Not a single IRGC regime official should be allowed on Canadian soil. Canadians deserve answers now.
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@Patrick52219722 @dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey Wait your logic here that all MPs hold security clearance is that political parties do basic vetting on their candidates? Really thats your logic? Thats not remotely the same thing.
I dont believe mps need or should need clesrnace to take their seats. But your point is a LIE
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@NaturalGasyeg @dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey Go run for parliament apply and see what happens you have to do a background check which is all a security clearance is
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@Patrick52219722 @dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey Please point me to the standing orders or evidence of any kind for your claim.
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@Patrick52219722 @dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey No. Nowhere in the standing orders are Members required to hold security clearnace to take their seat.
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@dave1oakns @CanadianCoffey Fuck off would you go check and see what clearance every member of parliament have.
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@Jenniferl554563 @JimmymetricMac @WayneMathison You realize the overwhelming majority of private members bills dont pass right?
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Hey Pierre! Why don’t you practice what you preach and become self reliant?
At 46 years old it’s high time you got an actual job to support yourself.
I wish Canadian taxpayers could claim you as a dependent.
You are Canada’s biggest welfare recipient.
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre
The Conservative plan for a strong, self-reliant Canadian economy to give you an affordable life.
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@1triquetra @phoenixnight142 @politics_w_sami @specurran I didnt accuse you of a partisan attack. I meant its not a one party issue that only Liberals resign for by-elections to occur.
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@NaturalGasyeg @phoenixnight142 @politics_w_sami @specurran What was possibly written that suggests “partisan attack” my comment consisted of 4 names for crying out loud
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Jonathan Wilkinson asked voters for another mandate just a year ago—turns out it was more of a short-term contract with a European exit clause.
Off to Brussels on the public dime, while constituents get a by-election. And we wonder why cynicism about politics keeps growing.
Meanwhile, I’m still here—ready to compete for the honour of serving this community, and actually see the job through. No exit clause. No backup posting. Just a commitment to stay and serve.
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@1triquetra @phoenixnight142 @politics_w_sami @specurran You reaize every Parliament has MPs resign or die right? Its not some sort of partisan attack for crying out loud.
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@phoenixnight142 @politics_w_sami @specurran The 5th liberal
Chrystia Freeland
Bill Blair
John Aldag
David Lametti
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@THudson59618056 Are you denying the enermous cost of serving the interest on the national debt? Like what?
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@monsturmun @PierrePoilievre Your last Leader did exactly that. He was an Ontario MPP who moved all the way to Metro Van to enter Parliament.
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Avi Lewis is a great guy; he didn't pay another Rep to quit so he could run in that riding or move halfway around the world to take a friend's seat either. The NDP has real morals, not make-believe ones from a Disney movie like @PierrePoilievre.
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca
Avi Lewis says he won't run in Quebec byelection: "Quebecers should be represented by Quebecers. I'm not a Quebecer."
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@mario4thenorth I take it these online influencers never passed a basic grade 8 social studies class.
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2011: Harper: 5,832,401 votes
2015: Harper: 5,613,614 votes
2019: Scheer: 6,239,227 votes
2021: O’Toole: 5,747,410 votes
2025: Poilievre: 8,113,484 votes
The most votes in Conservative Party history.
More than the majority Harper won.
And they want him to moderate?
We are not the Moderate Party of Canada.
We’re Conservatives.
Unlike the Liberals, we don’t bend on values.
Nor do we steal ideas.
We create them.
We don’t need Liberals, pundits nor media giving us advice on “how to win” by firing our leader.
Pierre is our guy.
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@JennsTinyTweet @AndrewLawton The standing orders aren't amended in usual circumstances. Clearly this is different as the government now has a majority rather than a minority government.
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@NaturalGasyeg @AndrewLawton Here in the clip a reporter brings it up as well.
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Marc Nixon@MarcNixon24
BREAKING: Only one week after securing their majority the liberals are stripping away accountability, debate, and scrutiny They want to pass this government’s agenda ASAP What could go wrong? Everything Buckle up, Canada
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The Liberals got less than 44% of the votes in the last election.
Thanks to their aggressive recruitment of floor-crossers, they now have 51.4% of the seats in the House of Commons.
They now seek to ram through changes that will give them 58% of the seats on committees.
Steven MacKinnon@stevenmackinnon
Our government is committed to working hard on an ambitious agenda to build Canada strong. Liberals now comprise a majority of MPs in the House of Commons. Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government are determined to work constructively both in the House and in parliamentary committees. There is an undeniable, long-standing principle in Parliament: a party that has the majority of seats in the House also has a majority in committees. For that reason, I intend to give notice of a motion that reflects this principle to be considered in the House in the coming days.
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@JillSweden1 Ya that's how our system works. The opposition leader is supposed to act like a prosecutor who is prosecuting the government each and every day.
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Poilievre grilled Prime Minister Carney like a criminal. PM Carney didn't have to jump in and become Prime Minister. He could retired and walked into the sunset. He chose to fight for Canada against Trump. Yet Poilievre treats so disrespectful. I am sick of Poilievre.
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@k2pointO @TWilsonOttawa The alternative is a tie in committee which does not reflect the house as a whole.
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@TWilsonOttawa How does equating a 174/343 seat majority (50.7%) to a 7/12 committee member majority (58.3%) make any sense?
It does when the objective is for the Liberals to avoid scrutiny and accountability.
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Rather than remove Conservatives from committees, they’re just increasing the number of members on committees to give them majority control over every one.
Of course that also comes with the extra cost to taxpayers as MP’s get extra for being on a committee 🇨🇦
Stuart Benson@LeftHandStu
Government House Leader MacKinnon has announced he will be introducing a motion to restructure committees to 12 members (up from 10), with 7 Liberal members, 4 Conservatives, and one member from the Bloc Quebecois. This would mean that on the majority of committees, the Liberals would have a one vote majority even without the Chair’s tie-breaking vote.
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@JennsTinyTweet @AndrewLawton When did they say if they get a majority they wouldn't change the composition of committees?
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@AndrewLawton They also said they wouldn't change the structure of the committes either. Flip-floppity Fib-erals!
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@ScorpioRising08 @PierrePoilievre Have you ever worked on Parliament Hill or know anything about Parlaiment Hill? It is not a predetermined list for Members answering questions. Secondly, even if it were if the PM stood up to answer a question no other members on the government benches would rise.
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@NaturalGasyeg @PierrePoilievre Another damage control idiocy lol.
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Do you understand why Pierre Poilievre repeatedly asked the Prime Minister to stand up during Question Period today??
It is strategy.
@PierrePoilievre is so full of shit and he is too chicken shit to tell Canadians that only The Speaker of the House can enforce Standing Orders and Time Allocation during Question Period - not the Prime Minister.
The Leader of the Opposition gets the first and privileged opening in Question Period and is routinely allowed multiple supplementaries so they can press the government; the Speaker and the House's standing orders set the timing, order and limits.
Here are some links to prove the facts:
Standing Orders of the House of Commons ourcommons.ca/procedure/stan…
Our Procedure - Questions ourcommons.ca/procedure/our-…
Annotated Standing Orders (Chapter V: Questions) ourcommons.ca/procedure/anno…
House Journals / Hansard (Debates) publications.gc.ca/site/archivee-…
Pass This On...
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@JJ_McCullough Nothing like post national classical liberals like JJ. "Why protect the culture and language of your people when it means GDP goes down?"
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It sure is a mystery why no one wants to do business in Quebec.
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