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@kinsellawarren And just like that Warren shows us all that his moral compass is broken.

Good riddance. share.google/CjHHHAEJaxsgIy…

@acoyne I thought he won the election. Isn’t that called a democracy…where people get to vote

A functioning democracy wouldn’t have elected him in 2016.

@RonChrist1954 Nenshi…get rid of Nenshi

@duchess_elle @JanisIrwin @nenshi This needs to be reported! He’s absolutely unhinged! You are going to get your? He needs meds

This is what @JanisIrwin is promoting! @nenshi time to kick the MLGay to the curb.

@JeffreyLuscombe We aren’t doing anything

Meanwhile in Canada… they are doing stuff. But you do your ballroom, America 😆 #cdnpoli

@CanadianModera1 He’s federal not provincial and I haven’t heard anything from may or Lewis either…why? Because they aren’t the PM

Pierre Poilievre’s complete silence on the UCP and their blatant support for the Alberta separatist movement is the most obvious example of why he is simply not Prime Minister material. A true national leader doesn't stay quiet when it comes to defending Canada's unity. #abpoli

@crankycartoons @DeanHorninaq The forged signatures come the stay in Canada group

@DeanHorninaq I love how you cunts exaggerate how many of you there are. We’re talking about 300 hundred thousand, mostly forged signatures. Lots of you separatist con artists are going to jail, and the rest should be taxed into fucking oblivion.

The mess in Alberta is outrageous. If this isn’t treason, nothing is. The more we learn, the worse it gets. Lock them all the fuck up. I’ll have more to say about this soon.

@johnshewchuk @PierrePoilievre Comments from the left show how accepting loving and kind they are. Upset over a preschooler dressed as Spider-Man yet the left can’t even define the difference between a male and female

@PierrePoilievre Hey @PierrePoilievre - since you regularly use your kids in your campaign posts it's fair to ask: Why does your kid always - for years - dress like Spiderman? It's weird....🤷

Happy Victoria Day, Canada. Grills are firing up, lakes are opening, cottages are waking back up, and for many Canadians, it feels like the long weekend that marks the beginning of summer. Victoria Day reminds us of the history that shaped our country. It honours Queen Victoria, the monarch who gave royal assent to the British North America Act. For me it also honours our ancient English liberties that run from the 13th-century Magna Carta to present day Parliamentary accountability. The Poilievre family hopes you are making sand castles, climbing monkey bars, and eating too much BBQ.

@JustinTrudeau Remember when Canada had its first truth and reconciliation day and you went surfing to show how important you thought that was and to show respect

Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon brought dignity, wisdom, and compassion to the role of Governor General at a time when Canada needed steady leadership and reflection. As the first Indigenous person to serve as Governor General, she helped our country move forward with greater honesty about our past and greater hope for our future. She carried the stories, strength, and perspectives of Inuit communities into Rideau Hall and into the heart of our national conversations. Over these years, Canadians saw a leader who listened deeply, served humbly, and reminded us that reconciliation is not a destination, but a responsibility. To me, you were a source of deep wisdom, an insightful, compassionate elder, and a good friend. As was Whit. Thank you, Mary, for your service to Canada and for helping shape a more inclusive and compassionate country for generations to come. Nakurmiik, Ningiukudluk.

@joe_warmington The only thing he did well is having the confidence to do it…and of course the absolute lack of awareness

Yes. He did well. Some are being mean to him because of his name which is worse than a kid getting opportunities because of his name. Xavier did his best. And took a bigger risk, by going out there and doing it, than his haters.

@sarobertson_ Courts and judges make mistakes all the time…that’s why we have that thing called appeals

Thomas Lukaszuk on Danielle Smith calling Alberta judge's decision 'undemocratic': "Courts rule on what is right and what is wrong and what is lawful and what is illegal. They don't render popular decisions. They render righteous decisions. But the Premier doesn't seem to be concerned about that."

@RealDonBradshaw @CPC_HQ The first land acknowledgment goes to little foot and Sara…remember the dinosaurs

When a Conservative Party @CPC_HQ Member of Parliament can’t do something as simple as a land acknowledgement, it tells you everything you need to know about this party’s stance on First Nations people. #FirstNations #cdnpoli

@ShaneWenzel So Arlene married twice and divorced because the marriage was no longer a good union. Yet Alberta needs to stay in this toxic, abusive both verbal and financial union because….

Arlene is entitled to her opinion, but accusing elected leaders of separatism without evidence only deepens division. Alberta needs less political theatre and more serious discussion about affordability, energy, investment, national unity, and why so many western Canadians feel unheard.

@That_Bebbzy_Guy @globeandmail Absolutely! Let’s show them what Democracy looks like! Those bastards who actually think they can share ideas and actually vote? Ffff them!

@globeandmail Canada should annex Alberta, shut down referendums and elections and protect democracy. These extremist Albertans thinking they can ask for fair representation is getting out of control.

Kenney calls on federalists to step up in Alberta separation debate theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

@1StarAtaTyme Check all the boxes

Ignoring the Canadian Census isn’t harmless. It shortchanges your own community. When people don’t respond, Stats Can undercounts your area, and that translates into lost funding, fewer services, and weaker representation. You’re essentially kneecapping your own neighbourhood.

@acoyne Ndp members were there as well. As a conservative I want answers. I believe there should be an inquiry. I do however question the motives of the NDP. Why didn’t they tell the gov? Isn’t it the responsibility of all member s to have the best interests of their constituents!?

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@jkenney I do find it suspect that you and nenshi are sounding the same alarm bells…that Nenshi told you about the breech but neither of you told our premiere about it. Working together for the betterment of Albertans is something neither of you believe in

@jkenney Yet…you can’t breech any private information if you don’t give it and acquire it. You even said how concerned you were over your information being released.

Reducing your community’s weight in Parliament to own the Libs 🤔 Pro tip: the Prime Minister will never see your note. Canada has been conducting a census since 1867 regardless of the party in office. Every country on Earth does a census. By boycotting the Census, you’re not striking a blow for freedom or privacy. You’re reducing the population weight of your area when Parliamentary seats are allocated. Not smart.

@jkenney None of this would happen or be easy to obtain had personal information not be given.

@jkenney Citizens who protested government overreach were doxxed, had their bank accts frozen, vehicle insurance cancelled…terminated from jobs.