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Kate "You mentioned last night that Conservatives benefit from a significant war chest." "Start using some of it now." "Don't wait for the rainy day. I think that it's a great opportunity to get out in front of Canadians, particularly while, you know, the Liberals are also running some... show more

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Artur Languvor 8 Monaten

Carney is using taxpayers money to get more power for himself and his companies.

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Carney changed the law In Jan 2026, the federal government led by PM Mark Carney in Canada updated the criteria for reviewing taxpayer-funded advertising, relaxing rules established under the previous government designed to limit partisan, taxpayer-funded promotion.

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Chelsea Nevevor 8 Monaten

Why am i paying for libtard ads

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pocket acesvor 8 Monaten

Those ads talk about their ‘plan’. Where’s the execution on said plan 🤔

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Blynne68vor 8 Monaten

I wish they find someone else besides Fred to commentate for the Conservatives!

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Jimmythesquirrelvor 8 Monaten

Kate is awesome! Fred is embarrassingly bad! Fred - I will pay your salary if you grow a backbone and fight back against the obvious pro-liberal narrative every week!

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Anna Cundarivor 8 Monaten

So many ads for Carney's government on radio and tv. I just shut them off. All about how Canadians are going to build faster (lie), and be our own best customers! (pathetic) 🤣

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Klipper421vor 8 Monaten

More government waste. Don't they know that liberal boomers are the only ones watching MSM. @MarkJCarney is spending money trying to convince the people who are already voting for him to vote for him.

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Marina C.vor 8 Monaten

Soviet propaganda 101.

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Rorovor 8 Monaten

@ABDanielleSmith resonating for conservatives💥

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Rorovor 8 Monaten

SHTF for CBC

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Galactic Centralvor 8 Monaten

Not true: Trudeau did it too.

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Sandra Braggvor 8 Monaten

@KatlynHarrison @FredDeLorey @PierrePoilievre @AndrewScheer @NorthrnPrspectv @dsimieritsch @TheElev8Podcast @BertaProudDad @mario4thenorth @MarcNixon24

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Liberals are useless cunts

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KootenayPEvor 8 Monaten

IIRC Carney won LPC leader race by 10% more than Pierre did the CPC leader race (~80% vs ~70%), so why doesn't CBC's Cochrane say Carney won by putting his opponents into a wood chipper? @DavidWCochrane @brodiefenlon @RosieBarton @FredDeLorey @KatlynHarrison @CPC_HQ @CBCNews

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Winterpeggerx1vor 8 Monaten

If Cochrane actually said the Trudeau Liberals did not run government ads, his memory must be slipping or, as we suspect, is selective.

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M Benedetti 🇨🇦vor 8 Monaten

This blatant use of taxpayers-our- money to fund the Liberal propaganda arm - the CBC - is outrageous and very wrong. We should vote to defund it and allow it to survive on its’ own….

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Bruce Williamsonw7ivor 8 Monaten

Taking strategy from Rosie Barton is a full on NO

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Mariedroussevor 8 Monaten

Disgusting 🤢

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greg howardvor 8 Monaten

CBC propaganda garbage

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Paul Brownellvor 8 Monaten

At the 1:16 mark Rosie bears a striking resemblance to Jabba the Hut.

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green bastardvor 8 Monaten

Communist broadcasting centre are traitors to the country

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Shaquille Richman (Ordeal)vor 8 Monaten

This has & always will be a problem for the @CPC_HQ. Start promoting policy. Show Canadian's an alternative. We don't need messages from past Conservative PM's. We need to promote the 'now' & how it will make Canada better & more affordable. How you intend to repair social issues

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Ms_Conduct2022vor 8 Monaten

OK! And then there's this for your consideration. Thanks to @RachaelThomasAB

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