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@nationalpost 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Mark Carney is about to get hammered left and right by populism: Full Comment podcast nationalpost.com/opinion/mark-c…

@Pickerelpete01 Pathetic Convoy Conservatives are full of hate, negativity and lies.The feed off each other like flies to shit.

Wow there's a lot of dumb people who believed this post. There is no valid proof of boos or cheers. Carney on folks. 😂🤣

@NanaCanada333 Get off social media get a life.

Am I alone in feeling like a communist takeover is happening in Canada??

@JinglaiHe Loser get of social media get a life.

Mark Carney: "Affordability is the best it's been in over a decade." Canada after 11 years of Liberals: - HIGHEST food-inflation of the G7. - WORST housing costs of the G7. - MILLIONS lined up at food banks. Does any of this look "affordable" to you?

@Tablesalt13 wow he is so smart 🤪

❗️❗️WOW, Poilievre EXPOSES the entire foreign worker SCAM "Employers know they come from a poor country and can't leave their job.... and so, they'll accept a lower wage.." "Pay more and Canadians will apply!"

@GurvSC Pathetic looser leader will cause deflection.

Every one of them is a traitor and a coward. If you don’t care about the values of the people who elected you, leave and good riddance, we don’t need you. It’s our gain.

@1_canadian_girl 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Poor Convoy Conservatives getting tired of loosing.

STOP the MAJORITY liberal government April 13

@JinglaiHe Please show the footage.

Mark Carney just got HEAVILY BOOED at the Ottawa Senators vs Minnesota Wild hockey game in Ottawa today. This guy's popularity is all one giant illusion lol. Ottawans know what's up and are completely fed up with the Liberals.

@Marco_Vigliotti He is useless.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he’s written to the PM calling on cooperation to end Canada’s hunger crisis, pointing out that food inflation is rising at 7.2 per cent, much higher than the U.S. He blamed taxes and Canada’s weak dollar for causing the crisis #cdnpoli

@chrisdacey @MarkJCarney That’s a serious accusation. If you’re confident in it, please provide a credible source. Without evidence, this is just misinformation being circulated as fact.

"Hey @MarkJCarney, why were you on the Epstein files 69 times?"

@BertaProudDad Calling it “betrayal” doesn’t make it so. MPs are not bound to a party for life, and switching parties is a legal and recognized part of parliamentary democracy. Emotional language doesn’t replace constitutional reality.

Meet Matt Jeneroux. People call Alberta independence supporters TRAITORS every day. This is what REAL betrayal looks like. He told Pierre Poilievre he was stepping away for FAMILY reasons. Now he’s switching to the LIBERALS hoping Mark Carney gets closer to a MAJORITY. What about his CONSTITUENTS? What about the voters who wanted CONSERVATIVE representation? THIS is how trust in politics gets destroyed. #MattJeneroux #Canada

@mferreriptbokaw If the intention is to critique, accuracy is essential. Kindly provide the specific sources for each quotation; otherwise, this appears to be a compilation of misattributions.

Remember when Mark Carney said Canadians don’t use steel? Or when he said to judge him by grocery prices? Or when he said he doesn’t even do his own grocery shopping? Or when he said he would get us the best deal with the US? Or when he said he was the best negotiator? Or when he told young people they just have to make sacrifices? That guy is really delivering!

@BoswellDoug What part of the MP’s explanation do you disagree with? It might help to look at their reasons before assuming bad faith.4

@BoswellDoug If every MP who disagreed with their party had to resign, we’d lose the independence that Parliament is built on. MPs aren’t bound to a party forever—they’re allowed to act according to their judgment, and voters can hold them accountable at the next election.3

Matt Jeneroux is an MP for Edmonton Riverbend . MPs do not dictate to their constituents by crossing the floor to join another party because they were voted in by a majority of voters and represent the electorate. If you decide to leave the party that you are representing, anyone with integrity would resign their their seat and run in a by-election. Matt Jeneroux is afraid to take his chances to run in a by-election. Voters will remember. Your time as a Liberal will be short-lived.

@BullzOverBearz @JinglaiHe Floor‑crossing isn’t a financial crime. It’s a political decision that MPs are legally allowed to make. Audits are for evidence‑based concerns, not for punishing someone for switching parties.

@JinglaiHe All of these MPs who cross the floor should have their financials audited.

BREAKING: Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux, who said that he intended to resign as an MP this spring, will instead be CROSSING THE FLOOR to the Liberals. What a complete betrayal to his constituents and to the voters who put their trust in him.

@rahberah1985 @JinglaiHe MPs represent their constituents, not a political party. Floor‑crossing is part of our parliamentary system, and voters will ultimately judge the decision in the next election.

It is in fact a betrayal. This is the third MP doing that. How can they live with themselves? How can voters trust any candidates anymore? Is this the new strategy of liberal party to infiltrate the conservatives? What do they offer them? This is a new low for Canadian politics. Is there any sene of loyalty and integrity left in these so-called representatives?

@wealthmoose @JinglaiHe In Canada, MPs are elected as individuals. They’re allowed to act according to their judgment, even if that means switching parties. People can disagree with the choice, but calling it “betrayal” ignores how our system actually works.

@JinglaiHe 🚨 Floor crossing should be banned. Voters choose parties and platforms at the ballot box — not backroom switches after elections. And if trust is broken, leadership should face voters again. Canadians deserve accountability. 🇨🇦 #Cdnpoli #Canada #Accountability

@JinglaiHe Parties celebrate floor‑crossers when they’re gaining one and condemn them when they’re losing one. It’s just politics.The real question is why the MP felt the need to leave.