Scott Johnson

Pop quiz: how many Trudeau-era agencies, bureaucracies & crowns has Carney removed? None. He’s added 12. In a year. One every month.

Mark Carney s'est trompé sur toutes les grandes questions économiques de notre époque. - Il avait prédit que la COVID entraînerait une déflation - Il a soutenu les taxes carbone - Son Alliance bancaire Net Zéro est aujourd’hui en faillite et a cessé ses activités - Il a écrit que nous devrions laisser 50 % de notre pétrole dans le sol - Il s’est opposé au Pipeline Northern Gateway Il est un expert dans l’art de prendre systématiquement la mauvaise décision.

More and bigger government is not the answer. Get government out of the way to unleash Canada's private sector and rebuild a strong economy.

The Carney housing crash gets worse.   0 new condo projects launched in Toronto, with new home sales hitting a 35 year low.   Carney promised to “build baby build,” instead he’s delivering devastating decline.

Carney Liberals pile on more debt which means more inflation today and more taxes tomorrow. Total debt is now bigger than the entire economy. The more Carney spends, the more things cost. He is just another Liberal.

Another year of Liberals. More lofty promises. But what's changed?

Sound familiar?

@PierrePoilievre "Following a decade defined by record levels of capital flight ...last year, foreign direct investment in Canada hit nearly $100 billion, the highest it’s been since 2015 and the first time in a decade when inflow exceeded outflow." - RBC rbc.com/en/thought-lea…

@PierrePoilievre "Following a decade defined by record levels of capital flight ...last year, foreign direct investment in Canada hit nearly $100 billion, the highest it’s been since 2015 and the first time in a decade when inflow exceeded outflow." - RBC rbc.com/en/thought-lea…

@PierrePoilievre “Across the Group of Seven, Canada’s probably in the strongest position fiscally. Sometimes I find Canadians don’t actually realize how good they have it." - Nigel Chalk, director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department, said in an interview in Washington.

@PierrePoilievre “Across the Group of Seven, Canada’s probably in the strongest position fiscally. Sometimes I find Canadians don’t actually realize how good they have it." - Nigel Chalk, director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department, said in an interview in Washington.

Mark Carney leaves a trail of economic ruin everywhere he goes. Ask the British. And look around you.

@PierrePoilievre “Across the Group of Seven, Canada’s probably in the strongest position fiscally. Sometimes I find Canadians don’t actually realize how good they have it." - Nigel Chalk, director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department, said in an interview in Washington.

The British have never fully recovered from the economic damage Carney left them. Double digit inflation followed in his wake. Now it’s Canada’s turn.

@PierrePoilievre Remember Harper’s Fiscal Record Good times. You were there at the time Pierre. 2008 Deficit -$5.8 Billion 2009 Deficit -$55.6 Billion 2010 Deficit. -$33.4 Billion 2011 Deficit -$26.3 Billion 2012 Deficit -$18.4 Billion 2013 Deficit -$5.2 Billion Yet here we are

11 years of Liberal polices caused this. And under Mark Carney, it's only getting worse. We must reverse this trend, get government out of the way by removing taxes, barriers, and red tape, and empower our entrepreneurs to build a strong Canadian economy.

@philipp27890999 @Trailtrekker25 @PierrePoilievre Remember Harper’s Fiscal Record? 2008 Deficit -$5.8 Billion 2009 Deficit -$55.6 Billion 2010 Deficit -$33.4 Billion 2011 Deficit -$26.3 Billion 2012 Deficit -$18.4 Billion 2013 Deficit -$5.2 Billion Yet here we are.

@Trailtrekker25 @PierrePoilievre meanwhile canada is on the way for its 23th consecutive budget deficit for 2029..and canada spend around 40/44% of his entire gdp on public servant..canada is fucking bankrupt

Plus le gouvernement devient gros, moins il en reste dans vos poches. Les déficits doublés par Mark Carney font perdre de la valeur à chaque dollar gagné par les Canadiens. Les déficits en ajoutent aussi sur le dos de la jeune génération de Canadiens qui devront payer un jour. Les conservateurs ont une meilleure approche. On va plafonner les dépenses publiques, réduire la paperasse et récompenser le travail pour que chaque dollar que vous gagnez vous permette d'acheter plus.

@PierrePoilievre The government's stated goal is to reduce the federal workforce from its all-time high of roughly 368,000 in March 2024 down to about 330,000 by March 2029 -- a reduction of approximately 40,000 positions. Tell me again how the Liberals are making government bigger?

@PierrePoilievre Remember six straight deficits from PM Harper. I think you were there Pierre. Good times! 2008–09Deficit-$5.8 Billion 2009–10Deficit-$55.6 Billion 2010–11Deficit-$33.4 Billion 2011–12Deficit-$26.3 Billion 2012–13Deficit-$18.4 Billion 2013–14Deficit-$5.2 Billion

The bigger government gets, the less there is for everyone else. Mark Carney’s doubled deficits are making every dollar that Canadians earn worth less, effectively passing the bill onto the next generation of Canadians. Conservatives have a better approach: cap government spending, remove burdensome red tape, and reward hard work, so every dollar you earn buys more.

@PierrePoilievre You are calling for optimism and realism. This is exactly what prime minister Mark Carney has been delivering for the last year. Maybe you can support our government instead of obstructing it.

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@Rickersthree @PierrePoilievre Yeah I am Canadian, and I know lots about my country, do I won't STFU

@Scojonny @PierrePoilievre “Canada is doing just fine”. Shut the fuck up and stick to New Zealand, you don’t know anything.

Canada's economic foundations are crumbling under the weight of Mark Carney’s costly Liberal government.

@DavidTaylorNYC @PierrePoilievre @brianlilley I met many people in my corporate career who worked hard, but were essentially ineffective. This sums up Poilievre.

@PierrePoilievre Your buddy @brianlilley says you've never worked hard, and now you have to work hard to keep your job. He says you're weak.