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@denisebatters He's saying the hat made him lie?

Mark Carney’s need to blame his cowboy hat here shows that he hasn’t lived in Alberta for a very, very long time.

@Roman_Baber @MarkJCarney The hat made him lie?

.@MarkJCarney re Bridge lie. "And yea, could I have explained it better, Sunday morning at Stampede, with a cowboy hat on?" Get it Plebs?

@WeAreCanProud The CBC is disinformation.

#REPORT: Mark Carney's heritage department says that the record $1.6 BILLION in funding provided to CBC this year will be used to "combat disinformation."

@AndrewStoeten Still hard to believe...

Probably should have won the World Series when it was right there in fucking front of them for two straight games.

So, the hat made him lie? It's the hat's fault?

@junonewscom His hat had nothing to do with him lying.

MUST WATCH: PM Mark Carney admits he could have explained the Gordie Howe Bridge deal better after facing questions over his comments. "Could I have explained it better on a Sunday morning at Stampede? With a cowboy hat on? Yes, I could have explained it better."

@BlueJaysDad To be followed by an October discovery of another injury... and the eventual surgery in late March.

I'm ready for the inevitable "Santander expected to be ready for Opening Day 2028" tweet.

BREAKING: Mark Carney promised to double housing starts. Today, his own housing agency says they'll fall by up to 21% by 2028. It was all an illusion. He has built bureaucracy, not homes; and cut ribbons, not red tape; bailed out the Liberal club, not housed the people.

@yonkojohn I'm guessing Carney told Trump to go after supply management last Sunday at the soccer game. Trump going after them hard is the only way they'll go away. Carney wouldn't dare do it on his own. It has to be part of a bigger deal.

The tariffs will end when the Quebec dairy cartel gets out of the way. Absolutely nothing will change til then!

@kevinolearytv Still cheerleading for Carney?

Canada has every resource the world wants, energy, rare minerals, water, timber, and enormous economic potential. That’s why it’s so frustrating to see a country with so many advantages fall behind after years of poor policy and weak execution. I’ve been outspoken about what I believe went wrong under Justin Trudeau’s leadership. My criticism isn’t personal it’s based on the economic results. Read the numbers, compare Canada’s performance to the rest of the G20, and draw your own conclusions.

@PitchingNinja Should throw the pitch while he's looking down and posing.

We have another José Caballero situation. "You don't get to do the 3 or 4 seconds in the box anymore" "You're picking on me!"

@NatalkaKyiv Is that Lloyd Bridges?

🇷🇺 “We thought the war had begun. Everyone was terrified. Does that even make any sense? There's a city right next to it.” — an Elektrostal resident reacts to the Ukrainian drone attack on a Wildberries warehouse.

@RobertFife It's that like a lie?

Gordie Howe bridge deal appears to contradict Carney’s description of pact with U.S. theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

So, either: The Prime Minister (supposedly a world-renowned economist) doesn’t know what “net revenue” means. or: The Prime Minister blatantly and repeatedly lied to Canadians. Will the media ask him which it is? ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

@TodayJays I'm amazed he's hitting over 250. I would have guessed about a buck 80.

It’s genuinely just unbelievable this is happening

@KatlynHarrison It's not about Trump. Now that Carney has been caught in a lie about splitting the bridge revenues, the last thing he wants is to be at that bridge or to bring any attention to it. The CBC even had to write about it, which pained them to do. The Liberal brand trumps patriotism.

The interpretation that taking pride in our building of Gordie Howe bridge and using the opportunity to advocate for Canada is somehow "pro-Trump", defies logic. In a democracy, raising questions about our approach is not cheerleading for the other side. It's patriotism. #cdnpoli

Costs of the bridge are not factored into the US Bridge deal. @MarkJCarney lied to Canadians. cbc.ca/news/canada/wi…

You know how much it pained the #CBC to write this. They're making it very tough for Bunsen Honeydew and Fat Rosie to spin it to the Boomers.

@Hanzo_H_ @Gray_Mackenzie Carney doesn't take a piss unless money goes to Brookfield. Doesn't make it right on either side.

@gwgmtweets @Gray_Mackenzie And you actually believe Carney doesn’t have WEF Buddies getting kickbacks?

The text of the Gordie Howe Bridge deal has been released, and it backs up our reporting from last week. #cdnpoli Canada will give the US 50% of the revenues, after expenses to operate the bridge for 15 years. That money will go into “a United Sates-Canada Economic Development Fund, established and solely controlled by the Government of the United States.” That calculation does not include Canadian debt payments on the bridge, despite Canada paying $6.4B to build the bridge and the US/Michigan putting up $0 - “Canada and the United States will reasonably agree on the objects of the United States-Canada Economic Development Fund, which will be for the benefit of the United States and trade between Canada and the United States.” - The US government needs to give consent if tolls increase by more than 10% in one year or tolls increase or decrease below “comparable regional crossings” This is the clause that would theoretically benefit the owners of the ambassador bridge, who are noted Trump donors #cdnpoli gordiehoweinternationalbridge.com/proposed-agree…

Monsieur le premier ministre, Vous avez dit : « Le partage des recettes de péage n’interviendra qu’une fois la dette entièrement remboursée. » Toutefois, hier soir, nous avons appris que vous aviez signé un accord donnant aux États-Unis « 50% des recettes nettes tirées du pont et des activités de passage frontalier au cours des 15 premiers exercices de l’exploitation du pont ». Avant même le remboursement de la dette. Il s’agit ici d’un simple partage des profits sur un pont construit à 100% avec l’argent de nos impôts. C’est le contraire de ce que vous avez dit. Après une telle contradiction, comment les Canadiens peuvent-ils vous faire confiance sur tout ce qui concerne vos relations avec les États-Unis ?