DuH Nu Supreme Leada

@chefsevenn One hell of a shit later

How much did this meal cost?

@trentkelp This never happened

If so……..”Holy shit!” Obama 2.0 all over again!

@CourtAnne1225 Really good golfer but also kind of a shitty person

Anyone just not a fan of Rory or is it just me?

Unless Augusta is soft byson can't win

@OHare888 “Grifting”

But he’s “gifting” his $400k presidential salary, lol…

@nenshi Funny when people started to ask you similar questions about your budgetary spending when you were mayor, you quit, so you didn’t have to answer lol

I’m ready to fight like hell for this country, and against anyone trying to tear it apart. The richest man in the world wants Canada to become the 51st state and is now amplifying Alberta separatism. So let’s ask the question: Who is funding this movement? Albertans deserve to know.

@oelma__ Gone in 60 seconds duh

Nick Taylor your 2026 Masters Winner

@OHare888 Wrong type of weed bro

Raised this little guy from a pit (Hass) just transplanted it into a bigger pot…

I think if Harper came back to politics he would beat carney in an election

@OHare888 @thedave2006 Fart of the deal

This new cease fire apparently includes daily rocket attacks and a maybe open maybe closed Strait of Hormuz… Art of the deal, lol

@OHare888 He was the highest person in the world once

A life well lived…RIP

@Reil76 @dmacpher You make a fair agreement here but in all honesty a very small % voters are voting for the individual and most are voting based on party beliefs. There is plenty of studies that have proven this.

If floor crossing truly went against democracy, we would not be voting for individual MPs at all, we would be voting only for parties. In Canada, we elect a local representative in each riding, not a fixed seat for a political party. That means the person elected is the MP, and they are accountable to their constituents, not permanently bound to a party label. When an MP chooses to cross the floor, the election result is not cancelled, and no votes are erased. The same elected representative continues to serve the same riding. What changes is the party they sit with in Parliament, not the fact that they were chosen by voters. If democracy meant locking MPs to a party forever, then voters would have no real choice beyond selecting a party list. That is not how Canada’s system works. Floor crossing can be controversial, but it exists because MPs are elected as individuals within a parliamentary democracy where accountability happens at the ballot box, not through party handcuffs mid term.

This is the answer

@timber001 Mario bro obviously

Who knows what to believe

I think I figured how to grow my account….continuously post another every subject with opinion I know nothing about.

@MarilynGladuSL well there goes your career

@Tradermayne Patrick reed bruv

Anyone got Masters alpha? Feel like sprinkling on some long shots. polymarket.com/event/the-mast…

@mark_slapinski Heard you came out of the closet too

My name is Mark Slapinski. I used to support Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party. This year, I parted ways with Poilievre and Canadian Conservatives on social media. They're mostly all conspiracy theorists, Trump lovers, and anti-vaxxers. I can't support them anymore!

@OHare888 @CocaColaCo

I don’t, I drink Diet Coke @CocaColaCo