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Mark Carney's spending plan is MORE expensive than Trudeau's spending plan. That means higher food and housing costs for you. You can't afford a 4th Liberal term. Vote for Change. Vote Conservative.
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You literally have ZERO platform Pierre You’ve been in office for 7,600 days and you REFUSE to release a costed platform for Canadians. Just like your security clearance, you’re hiding from Canadians. No wonder trump and his MAGA proxies all endorse you. You’re a coward.

Where is your spending plan?

Your two so called experts are both far-right Fraser Institute stooges. You don’t even have a costed platform, dimwit. Sit down. Canada is so sick of you and your nonsensical verbal diarrhea.

🚨 CARNEY = TRUDEAU 2.0 BUT MORE EXPENSIVE 🚨 Pierre is RIGHT — Carney’s plan will make food, housing, and life itself UNAFFORDABLE. If Trudeau broke the bank, Carney will BURN IT DOWN. You can’t afford another Liberal term. Canada can’t survive one. VOTE SMART. VOTE CONSERVATIVE. VOTE TO SAVE YOUR FUTURE.

What bs. You'll balloon the debt by giving tax cuts to wealthy folks who will just stash it or invest in the US helping Canada not at all. No thanks.

Trump wannabe 🙄

Carney is Trudeau 2.0 on steroids.

Where’s your costed platform? Why haven’t you gotten your clearance? Canadians demand answers. #PierrePoilievreIsMAGA

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So is yours. It is why you are waiting until Tuesday to release it. It is also more expensive to the average household...im guessing ~2200$ a year. Based on all of your promised tax cuts and spending....you will have to gut social spending. Based on your 20 year voting record that amounts to about 3100 in lost revenue for a Canadian home, taking in your tax promise of about 900 a year, that leaves a 2200$ hole in Canadians pockets. But hey Ottawa might spend less than the other guy would.









