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Another one bites the dust. Conservative MP Richard Martel just resigned his seat so he can take a Senate appointment from Mark Carney. Let that sink in. He was elected to represent his constituents… then he cashed in for a lifetime appointment in the Red Chamber. This is the...

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Conservatives lose another MP as Carney taps Richard Martel for Senate appointment 🇨🇦 Richard Martel, the Conservative MP for Chicoutimi—Le Fjord, Quebec, has been appointed to the Senate by Prime Minister Mark Carney. On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 reacted to Prime Minister Mark Carney appointing Martel to the Senate on Tuesday in yet another blow to the Conservatives. By appointing a sitting Conservative MP, Carney has created a vacancy in a competitive Quebec riding, potentially helping the Liberals in a future by-election. "This is not the will of the people in the riding," Ezra said, further noting the complex democratic processes being bypassed by the appointment. "Instead of all that, there was just a bribe that was offered, and we don't know what it was," he continued. "Was it money? Was it power? Was it influence? Was it access? Was it donations? We don't know, but Mark Carney had a secret, parallel process that got him his result," Ezra added. The Senate appointment creates an immediate vacancy in Chicoutimi—Le Fjord, triggering the process for a federal by-election in the coming months. Martel has represented the riding as a Conservative since winning the seat in a 2018 by-election and holding it through two general elections. This development gives the Liberals a chance to target what has been a safe Conservative riding in Quebec, as both parties begin preparing their campaigns for the open seat. Martel's appointment marks the fifth case of a Conservative MP leaving the caucus under the Carney government.

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FIRE CHRIS! Conservative MP betrays voters, crosses floor to Liberals You know what’s worse than a bad MP? A bad MP who uses your votes, your time, and your money to get elected — then sells you out to save his own job. That’s exactly what Chris d’Entremont just did. Five months after squeaking through a tight race — on the backs of Conservative volunteers and donors — Chris d’Entremont crossed the floor to join Mark Carney’s Liberals. And he did it on budget day, as the government dropped a record-breaking $78 billion deficit on Canadians. One that is worse than the budget that Chrystia Freeland refused to deliver, and caused Justin Trudeau to resign and Carney to take over because he was going to a better fiscal caretaker. You can’t make this up. Go to to help us send him a message and empower the people he betrayed, through a multifaceted campaign to get him to resign in shame. Remember what we did to MP Ya'ara Saks after she cuddled up to terror tyrant Mahmood Abbas? Now, 40 days ago — 40 days — Chris d’Entremont was warning in Parliament that Canadians were hurting under Mark Carney’s government and that another massive Liberal deficit would make things worse. Forty days ago, he sounded like a fiscal conservative. Today, he’s cheering on the very people he said were bankrupting the country. And just a few months back, he was online praising Pierre Poilievre — telling voters that Poilievre was the one to fix what the Liberals broke. Now he’s sitting beside them. So, what changed? Not the Liberals. Not the deficit. Not the suffering in his riding. What changed was Chris d’Entremont’s job prospects. He lost his bid to become Deputy Speaker to Conservative MP Tom Kmiec, and apparently that bruised his ego so badly he started shopping for a softer landing. And if you think that’s speculation, listen to this: Former Conservative MP Rick Perkins said that just last weekend, d’Entremont told him: “If an election is held now, I will lose my seat. I might as well not run.” Perkins added, “Make no mistake. There is nothing in his floor crossing about principles. It was about keeping his job.” There it is. Straight from a colleague. Let’s put the pieces together: - He lost the Deputy Speaker race. - He thought he couldn’t win re-election. - And he crossed the floor on budget day, joining the Liberals to protect himself and his pension. Then, for good measure, he handed in a resignation letter dated November 4, 2005, misspelled the whip’s name, and locked his X account to hide months of posts supporting the Conservatives. This isn’t about representation. It’s about self-preservation. He saw the writing on the wall and switched jerseys before the voters could send him packing. That’s not leadership — that’s cowardice. And here’s the problem: If we don’t hammer this kind of betrayal now, it becomes normal. If floor-crossers can waltz across the aisle, lock their accounts, and cash a pension — every MP with hurt feelings or wounded ambition will start looking for their own escape hatch. That’s why we built It’s a message to every politician in Ottawa: if you betray your voters, there will be consequences. We’re funding mailers, robocalls, billboards, and a petition demanding a byelection — not just to fire Chris d’Entremont, but to make sure the next one thinking about doing it knows exactly what happens when you sell out your supporters. If you switch sides after an election, you should face the voters again. No free pass. No safe landing. No pension without permission. To the volunteers who stood in the cold, to the donors who believed in him, to the voters who feel duped — you deserve better than this. And to Chris d’Entremont — you can lock your account, but you can’t hide from the people you betrayed. Go to right now. Sign the petition. Donate what you can. Share it everywhere. Because if we let one MP get away with selling out his voters to save his job, we won’t have a democracy left — just a job fair for politicians. No free passes. No safe landings. Face the voters — REPORT by Sheila Gunn Reid:

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Clark Lea reveals he used a rap lyric from Common to help lay the foundation he’s built at Vanderbilt “I was here as a coach and I listened to Common speak to our student group. This phrase belief is a practice, I pulled directly from his remarks. What he was talking about in his career as a wrapper, you meet way more no’s than you meet yeses. He was spending a ton of time selling CDs out of the trunk of his car.” “There was no indication that he was going to be successful. There was no one outside of himself that felt like he would become anything. But he had this belief within himself. That’s why he kept recording music. That’s why he kept selling out of the trunk of his car. He’d go anywhere and everywhere to perform and practice his craft.” “As the head coach at Vanderbilt, I get everyone’s best self. Everyone wants to say the right things, do the right things around me. But really what happens away from my eyes becomes everything in building the program.” “It also reveals what their true belief is. How many people are willing to speak their dreams or their goals, but they’re not really willing to do the work? I want to go to the NFL. I want to win a national championship. But then we turn around and do work that reveals that we don’t actually know that we have a chance to do that.” “Belief is a practice. This is not a feeling. It’s not an emotion. It’s not a dream. What you’re doing reflects what you believe possible. I don’t need a team that’s the best trash-talking team in the country. I need a team that’s the hardest-working team in the country.” “What you are literally willing to sacrifice for this program and it’s effort to win, and that's our mission, winning. Will tell me how much you believe that the dreams we have as a program are possible. Belief is a practice.”

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