It's common sense. Axe the tax. Bring home lower prices.

People better wake up if they think PeePee has their backs.

Where's the tweet about the hate crime that happened at UW yesterday?

JT increased pension plan income. PP wants to increase the age of retirement. JT got cheaper daycare. No doubt, PP will do away with that. People need to pay attention to PP's track record. He's lying to the "commoners." He only cares about big corporations and the rich.

No, it's NOT common sense. Actually it's NONSENSE that you're spewing! The total increase of the carbon tax across the entire basket of goods snd services is 0.08%. You're in bed with Alberta O&G. Definitely not looking out for Canada.

Hey Pierre, I remember the Pandemic. The Majority of Canadian citizens pulled together and helped out and we got through it. But not you. When we needed an opposition leader to step up and offer ideas to help us you came with nothing. Nothing but criticism The whole way! #PPLIES

Outstanding!

In case you missed it the first time around. If you need a belly laugh, watch this

JT got us through a pandemic and kept Canada strong.

Common sense to Conservatives is to ignore climate change now and pay billions more later from wildfires, floods, droughts, etc. You don't have a clue what common sense is.

Axing the tax benefits the wealthy the most. The PBO indicates the carbon rebate benefits lower income Canadians. Stop giving rebates to the wealthy & redistribute their rebates to the less well off. The wealthy have the resources to avoid the tax if they wish.

It's looking bleak for pp. After getting boosted by every con polling company, he's finding out the truth.

Either tell us your plan or zip it ! NS had a 15% HST what would you do about that?

Rage Farmer! You took trumps playbook and went full steam ahead. Won't work here in Canada, Skippy.

It is a start for you and your govt to start protecting kids. But you need to have a string stance on this gender dysphoria trans issue. Protection of kids is needed.

More of JT's work

You know what's going to cost more? Climate change. Fires, floods, more severe and more frequent storms, drought. That's going to get REALLY expensive but, then you'll get into bed with the insurance companies when the rates go sky high and they will and you will. $$$$

And how much tax will we have to pay for all the green corporate welfare you are promising?

Let's hope ...n pray...for CP majority

Why not mention the rebate we all get? 🤔

That JP Lewis is in the dark, he doesn't understand how pissed off we are at our current Gov't. I have no doubt that @PierrePoilievre will win a majority and get us back on track

No, it's based on ignorance. Your ignorance.

Carbon traps heat from the sun and we have never had higher levels of PPM.

You don’t care about Canadians having more money in their pockets. Your voting record tells the truth, not your empty words.

Bring home Brylcreem!! Bring home powerful hair grease!!

Asparagus and strawberries from Ontario have been a week or two late coming to market amid a “cold, wet spring,” he says, which means more of these fruits and vegetables are still being imported from outside the country.

I don’t think that the majority of citizens of Atlantic Canada support the EXPANSION of the brutal commercial #SealHunt which you also promised to do if elected. Interesting that you didn’t develop a slogan for that one… #cdnpoli

When will people get tiered of misinformation, rumors provocative language，and hate speech from somebody？ The truth:

There’s been less extreme weather affecting food shipped in from the U.S., for instance, and a stronger Canadian dollar is making imports cheaper for retailers, von Massow says.

My answer: “Follow the science!” Not only are more electric cars and hybrids being bought but carbon taxes work as long as they are high enough!

Inflation rate dropped to 3.4% in May. The euro zone’s annual headline inflation rate fell to 6.1% in May from 7% in April, below the 6.3% predicted in a Reuters poll of economists. Core inflation, closely-watched by the European Central Bank, eased to 5.3% from 5.6%.

#NeverVoteConservative

2022 The EU European Drought Observatory has calculated that 45% of the bloc’s territory was under drought warning by mid-July, with 15% already on red alert, prompting the European Commission to warn of a “critical” situation in multiple regions.

Climate change studies warn that droughts are going to be more intense, more frequent and longer,” said Nuria Hernández-Mora,"continue to approve the increased use of a resource we don’t have and which is becoming scarcer.”