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Disgusting you rig your qualifications once again specifically to keep Maxime Bernier out of the next debate. No other major party leader is affected by these changes except for him, just like from the last election. This is what happened at the last debate he attended:

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René de Vries1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca This changing of the rules to keep the PPC out must end

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SHIMJELLY Jim1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca Max smoked them silly. Made fools out of each of them!! Showed the public the naked truth of how pathetic they are!!

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pete1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca Andrew Scheer was so weak, so was O'Tool. None of these leaders (except Max) would ever take a question from Rebel News either. Remember when Scheer banned Rebel news from CPC events because he didn't like the tough question interview he had? What a joke.

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Rock Paper Sizzle2 years ago

💪 Merica, we're taking it back. 💯 You like Trump, you know it, time to show it. ✅ T's for Trump here:

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Tim Bernes1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca What did you guys expect? We all know the system is completely corrupt....yet the PPC still is trying to play in the same system. This is why you fail to get any seats - you guys need to focus on the culture first, then move to politics

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G.T. Lem1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca Try again. He's excluded because no one can understand his English.

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Mike Angelle † ⬛⬜⬛⬜⬛⬜1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca I'm guessing you PPC supporters are just going to bitch about it on X , tell everyone its rigged and not take any legal action to change the rules.

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Farron Adams1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca Major party? The @peoplespca has as many seats as the Rhinoceros and Communist parties... zero I have as many seats as Bernier does. Why didn't I get an invite to share my opinions?

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Nakai Murphy1 year ago

@WaynePitts13 @MaximeBernier @peoplespca Did the same to RFK Jr in USA

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honk 🇨🇦 lager/ale1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca

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Tony Ollenberger1 year ago

@MaximeBernier @peoplespca I am SO pissed about this! They deliberately change the rules to keep Max out, and lower the bar just enough to keep the leftists in.

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