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@rita_rewerts Went for a colour cut and spray tan

Oh my, Poilievre's gray highlights and low lights have been toned from yesterday to today. Guess he took the feedback. 😉

@mario4thenorth Rare is the person who leaves a party because someone convinces them. Less rare is a person in a toxic job who sees she could be talked to nicely across the floor. She admits she was ready to quit. It’s over. …. Until the next one says enough.

When the floor crossers happened. Everyone attacked Pierre. Gladu, just admitted that the Liberals offer money to Liberal ridings, IF THEY CROSS THE FLOOR. Unconstitutional madness. And yet, they still attacked Pierre’s leadership. Fast forward to today: 14 cowardly Liberal MPs, sign a letter against Carney, The media protects them, No names. One MP, quits as a minister. And now, he may leave the Liberal caucus altogether. So my question is: WHEN WILL MEDIA ATTACK CARNEY’S LEADERSHIP? 14 unhappy MPs. One quitting. A province that wants to separate. It’s a disaster.

@AndrewLawton You show a lack of understanding on how continually posting your “ successes or failures to get to speak” is only highlighting the maturity of the Minister. “It's better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.”

Liberal MP Marilyn Gladu used to defend the rights of law-abiding gun owners in Sarnia and across the country. Now, she's shilling for the Liberal gun grab and trying to stop me from asking Sean Fraser about it.

The Persons Case (1929) didn’t give Canadian women the vote. They’d already been voting federally for more than a decade by then. If you’re gonna do performative feminism, do it better.

@BertRetriever @MaureenWRC @MelissaLantsman @MarkJCarney @liberal_party All women except Quebec women and indigenous women should

@MaureenWRC @MelissaLantsman @MarkJCarney @liberal_party In 1918 parliament passed a law that Women over 21 can vote in a federal election ,

@MaureenWRC @MelissaLantsman @MarkJCarney @liberal_party

@MelissaLantsman @MarkJCarney I guess this is what happens to your knowledge of 🇨🇦when you spend most of your life outside of it. @liberal_party do better.

@MelissaLantsman The five women in the Persons case were instrumental in getting the vote in Alberta and Manitoba. That’s why they led this 1929 case. Women got the vote in Quebec in 1940!! He’s guilty of shortening a fact into a speech bite. You are the master at this.

@tinvk1 @PierrePoilievre Thanks. I’ll accept that. I’m a boomer and proud of it. You can find my views easily. You can believe what you want but you’re dealing with outrage from your leader.

@TerryJago @PierrePoilievre @TerryJago You believe in youth unemployment and businesses leaving Canada due to the industrial carbon tax and moving to USA and other parts of the world? It's because of boomers like you that Canada is where it is today.

Why do I fight taxes. That’s the job. And has been for 800 years.

@dckurek @MarkJCarney If you vote and your party didn’t get in that’s democracy. If you voted and your party changes its tune you can protest. If Conservatives want to win they need a likeable leader and a platform not outrage

@dckurek @MarkJCarney What he’s saying is Quebeckers voted in a separatist government when they did referendums. Smith didn’t indicate she or her party was separatists. Her party became something else. 300,000 will never be validated as it probably came from” claiming” off a illegal list

You want to start listing the things Albertans didn't vote for @MarkJCarney? That list (and its a long one over succesive elections) is largely what forced 700k Albertans to ask for a vote on this very issue. Plus, I dont remember you winning a majority in the last election?

@IvisonJ @nationalpost If you think that’s his worry -his reputation- you haven’t been watching. All Canadians should be very concerned about this. A united Canada is essential.

No wonder Mark Carney is upset at the prospect of an Alberta referendum - he risks being the last prime minister of a united Canada. nationalpost.com/opinion/john-i… via @nationalpost

@tinvk1 @PierrePoilievre It’s a climate action tax and consumers do not pay it. Oh yeah you don’t believe in climate concerns

@TerryJago @PierrePoilievre What about industrial carbon tax that still exists?

@AndrewScheer Is this the case before the courts? And you want a committee to meet now and end by early June? To get answers “ it’s before the courts”

🚨 BREAKING NEWS!!! 🚨 Mark Carney just voted AGAINST protecting private property rights in land claims. He's telling government lawyers that they are not allowed to fight to protect your home ownership. You pay your mortgage and your property tax. Your property rights should be protected!

@PierrePoilievre Check out this video, "roulettes australia day 2026" share.google/nYoMGOS3GWvKqN…

Keep our Snowbirds flying: conservative.ca/cpc/dont-cance…

@MichaelChongMP @AndrewLawton Sometimes if it’s a sore spot you can. Not take orders but think if consequences. You’ll learn that if you ever get in government. It’s called diplomacy

Canada is an independent, sovereign country. We do not take direction from foreign governments on where MPs can travel internationally. Taiwan is a democracy on the front line of threats coming from authoritarian states. My statement on my visit to Taiwan. #cdnpoli

@PierrePoilievre Fraser institute says the tax bill for Canadian family was 42.1%in 2014. It’s 42% in 2025. Payroll deductions in 2014 were 21,5%. 2024 21.4%. Interesting. Isn’t this a conservative institution. Taxes are by representation. We learned Magna Carta in grade 6

@PierrePoilievre So. Consumer Carbon tax started in BC in 2008. It became federal in 2019. It was removed in 2025. All by elected government. 2016 the second income tax bracket dropped from 22.5 % to 20.5. In 2025 lowest income tax dropped from 15 to 14. By elected government.

@DanMazierMP For clips only.

JAW DROPPING Conservatives moved a motion to simply keep the cameras on at the health committee's PrescribeIT investigation. Liberal MPs voted against the motion. If they have nothing to hide about this $300 MILLION scandal, why are they so scared to keep the cameras on?

@canadiandobie @brucefanjoy Because one of the conservative MPs is running a petition

Why do Liberals keep dragging out reproductive rights and abortion as if they’re under attack in Canada? Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives have said it repeatedly and it’s been official party policy for over 20 years, no legislation to restrict or regulate abortion. Status quo stays. This isn’t defending rights, it’s political propaganda meant to manufacture division and fear on a settled issue while real problems get ignored. Canadians see through your BS propaganda

Women’s rights are human rights, and I will always show up and defend them.

@brucefanjoy Thanks Bruce.