Trudeau Is Such A Moron

Having him as the face of this Dominion is cringe-worthy:

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau slammed the Conservatives for not talking about the “she-cession” and “she-covery” in their platform.

At a campaign stop in Markham, Ont. Tuesday, Trudeau said the Liberal plan to create a $10-a-day childcare program is the type of woman-focused policy absent from the “lengthy” Conservative platform.

 

(Sidebar: remember - this is the @$$hole who groped a woman, elbowed another in the chest and fired a female cabinet minister because she wouldn't do as he asked.)

Isn't there anyone in his party worried that he could blow their own political chances?

Surely they can't be scared of him.

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Millennials aren't very clever:

 In 2015, millennials mobilized in droves to support the Justin TrudeauLiberals, but, six years and two elections later, experts say millennials have fallen out of love with the prime minister and his party will have to work hard to stop them from bleeding over to the emerging NDP.

 

Vote up, stupid!

We are living on printed money now.

The NDP find it hard to handle Monopoly money. 

Also:

Half of Canadians think it’s time for another party to govern, regardless of whether they are satisfied or dissatisfied with the Trudeau government, according to a survey released today by Leger.

The survey was conducted online from August 13, 2021, to August 15, 2021, with 2,007 Canadians and 1,005 Americans, 18 years of age or older, randomly recruited from Leger Opinion’s online panel.

The survey asked respondents if they “are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied with the Canadian government led by Justin Trudeau.” 51% expressed dissatisfaction.

 

That number is reflective of how utterly clueless the electorate is in understanding the issues and the crises the current government has put the country.

It doesn't help that the alternatives are few, especially the sane ones.

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But a few of Justin's many failures while in office:

The fumbling of the vaccine file began in the summer of 2020. The Trudeau government put all its eggs into the Chinese vaccine, only to have the Chinese renege on the deal. By fall 2020, it was clear that Canada had missed out, so it scrambled — and it appears overpaid — to get vaccines.

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In the Federal Court battle, the Speaker has been standing up for the independence of the House to gain access to documents.

The government has dug in — citing national security concerns and potential damage to international relations if whatever is contained in the documents is revealed.

A Commons committee has been trying — without success — to gain access to an unredacted version of those documents from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) which might shed light on the firings.

The head of the Agency — Iain Stewart — has refused to hand over unredacted documents related to the case, despite a House order.

The firings that MPs wish to investigate and ask questions about happened starting in July 2019 when Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, were escorted out of the highly secure lab, and had security credentials revoked.

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One of the biggest broken promises of the Trudeau Liberal government was their pledge to be the most open and transparent government in Canadian history.

Early in their first mandate they uttered the words ‘open and transparent’ countless times in response to all manner of questions.

 If they ever actually believed in the idea, it didn’t show up in their actions. ...

Regular users of the access to information system, including the Information Commissioner, refer to the system as ‘broken.’

The final blow to the idea that the Trudeau Liberals are interested in openness came when the government launched a lawsuit to keep MPs from seeing documents related to the firing of two scientists at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg.