Dave Williamson 🇨🇦

This is precisely what Carney said in Davos. Listen, I get that the opposition needs to oppose and there are real issues to criticize the PM about, but carrying water for Trump and defending his constant attacks and lies just comes off as bitter, knee-jerk, and self-defeating

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, speaking to Fox News tonight, says Trump and Carney spoke today and claims Carney was “very aggressively walking back some of the unfortunate remarks he made at Davos.”

USMCA is toast this June. Carney just pissed off our largest trading partner ahead of negotiations. Let’s hope he gets his majority soon so he can back off.

This is just despicable by the CPC. After losing his riding and the election, Pierre Poilievre parachuted himself into an Alberta riding of Battle River Crowfoot, which is the most conservative riding in Canada. Damien Kurek who resigned from the riding so Pierre can have a job, will run in the riding again as Pierre wants to run somewhere else. What an absolute disrespect to the people of the riding and to Alberta. Pierre just used Albertans for self preservation and leaving the first chance he has. How are conservatives ok with this??

A lot of people are not going to like me saying this but I’m not known to mince words. If the conservative (official and activist infrastructure) response to Carney’s speech at Davos is to talk about food prices or inflation, Conservatives will lose the next election. We live in a moment of great international upheaval. Some parts good, some parts bad. We can’t meet that moment if the conservative reflex is to turn insular, provincial, and small. Canadians - and specifically Canadians open to voting Conservative - want to know how this country fits into the re-organization that’s happening between power brokers in the world. Carney’s speech addressed that, and there were flaws within that speech, but instead of confidently presenting an alternate vision there are conservatives talking about … food prices? Everyone knows taxes and the cost of food is increasing. The fact that the economy is shit is baked into Canadian psychology. Conservatives aren’t going to find more votes pointing that out. The official conservative messaging must change. We lack a confident foreign policy vision. And that matters. It matters to me, it matters to a lot of voters like me. With respect: shape up.

Mark Carney realigned Canada toward the recently formed axis of China-Russia-Iran. Chairman Xi Jinping & Vladimir Putin are laughing themselves silly.

Meet the NEW Liberal carbon tax. A lot like the OLD Liberal carbon tax. Liberals hiked their hidden carbon tax again — up 7¢/L this year, and headed to 17¢/L by 2030. That means higher gas prices and higher grocery bills. I will scrap it. So you can afford food, fuel and energy.

Meet the NEW Liberal carbon tax. A lot like the OLD Liberal carbon tax. Liberals hiked their hidden carbon tax again — up 7¢/L this year, and headed to 17¢/L by 2030. That means higher gas prices and higher grocery bills. I will scrap it. So you can afford food, fuel and energy.

I’m sorry guys, but what Poilievre has been putting out there lately won’t match this. Call it situational bad luck or whatever you want, but tinkering with marginal tax rates and criticizing DEI won’t cut it. Us in the CPC ought to realize the fact that Carney could win an upcoming election with a strong majority if we don’t lock in and present a really serious and comprehensive vision for Canada and our place in the world. If Poilievre won’t/can’t do it, we should find someone who will/can.

I’m sorry guys, but what Poilievre has been putting out there lately won’t match this. Call it situational bad luck or whatever you want, but tinkering with marginal tax rates and criticizing DEI won’t cut it. Us in the CPC ought to realize the fact that Carney could win an upcoming election with a strong majority if we don’t lock in and present a really serious and comprehensive vision for Canada and our place in the world. If Poilievre won’t/can’t do it, we should find someone who will/can.