The entitled to their entitlement crowd truly believe that rules should never apply to them:
Government House Leader Pablo Rodriguez yesterday said MPs have no claim to cross-examine political aides over cabinet dealings with We Charity. MPs have ordered testimony from staff in the Prime Minister’s Office on negotiation of a failed $43.5 million grant: “This is preventing Canadians from getting answers.”
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While many Canadians struggle with unprecedented unemployment and sky-rocketing debt as a result of government-enforced lockdowns, members of parliament are set to receive a raise on Thursday.
On April 1, MPs will receive an automatic raise of around 1.8% which is based on similar average raises negotiated with major corporate unions. Currently, MPs receive a base salary of $182,000 annually, while cabinet ministers receive $269,800.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will receive an estimated raise of $6,400 added to his current salary of $365,200.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending his government’s record in barring imports of goods from China made with forced labour even though online retailers are still selling Canadians goods from the Asian country’s western Xinjiang region that critics say are almost certainly produced under coercion.
No wonder his Chinese bosses are mad at him.
And he takes it like a coward.
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