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The At Issue panel is having buyers remorse. Arrogant Carney Liberals rammed through legislation and they agree Carney's authoritarian streak is real Raj "What happened this week is that the Liberals decided to use their majority to shut down debate and pass legislation that is very controversial" "(Steven MacKinnon)...

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Even CBC’s own panel is now calling out Mark Carney’s Liberals for exactly what they are: arrogant, anti-democratic, and drunk on their stolen majority. Watch this. Althia Raj lays it out plain: - Liberals used their majority to ram through controversial bills with almost no debate. - In some cases, they even backdated rules so only government MPs could bring amendments. - House Leader Steven MacKinnon dismissed critics as “tin foil hat people.” Chantal Hébert says she’s never seen anything like it — forcing nine bills through after a majority they didn’t earn at the polls. Andrew Coyne nails the real problem: > “The besetting sin of Liberals is arrogance.” This isn’t governing. This is power-tripping. They lecture Canadians about “trust” and “democracy” while they shut down debate, mock concerned citizens, and treat Parliament like their personal rubber stamp. This is what happens when you hand power to people who believe rules only apply to everyone else. Carney’s Liberals aren’t building Canada. They’re bulldozing what’s left of it — and they’re doing it with a smirk. The mask is slipping. Even their own media friends are starting to notice. Share this clip. Send it to every Liberal you know. Ask them how this is “protecting democracy.” We’re done with the arrogance. #cdnpoli #CarneyResign #LiberalFail #StolenMajority #AuthoritarianStreak #BillC22
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Even CBC’s own panel is now calling out Mark Carney’s Liberals for exactly what they are: arrogant, anti-democratic, and drunk on their stolen majority. Watch this. Althia Raj lays it out plain: - Liberals used their majority to ram through controversial bills with almost no debate. - In some cases, they even backdated rules so only government MPs could bring amendments. - House Leader Steven MacKinnon dismissed critics as “tin foil hat people.” Chantal Hébert says she’s never seen anything like it — forcing nine bills through after a majority they didn’t earn at the polls. Andrew Coyne nails the real problem: > “The besetting sin of Liberals is arrogance.” This isn’t governing. This is power-tripping. They lecture Canadians about “trust” and “democracy” while they shut down debate, mock concerned citizens, and treat Parliament like their personal rubber stamp. This is what happens when you hand power to people who believe rules only apply to everyone else. Carney’s Liberals aren’t building Canada. They’re bulldozing what’s left of it — and they’re doing it with a smirk. The mask is slipping. Even their own media friends are starting to notice. Share this clip. Send it to every Liberal you know. Ask them how this is “protecting democracy.” We’re done with the arrogance. #cdnpoli #CarneyResign #LiberalFail #StolenMajority #AuthoritarianStreak #BillC22

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

46,103 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Almost sounds like Andrew Coyne is agreeing that ALTO high speed rail is likely a boondoggle in the making... that benefits the already benefited "So there's lots of reasons to suspect this is not going to be a particularly wise use of taxpayer funds at a time when we have a lot of fiscal pressures." Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩
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Almost sounds like Andrew Coyne is agreeing that ALTO high speed rail is likely a boondoggle in the making... that benefits the already benefited "So there's lots of reasons to suspect this is not going to be a particularly wise use of taxpayer funds at a time when we have a lot of fiscal pressures." Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩

cbcwatcher

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The Liberals have used their newly acquired majority to push through major changes to Canada’s laws at the last minute and shut down debate on legislation with major implications for the lives of all Canadians. This is not normal. This is what happens when a government thinks it can act with impunity.
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The Liberals have used their newly acquired majority to push through major changes to Canada’s laws at the last minute and shut down debate on legislation with major implications for the lives of all Canadians. This is not normal. This is what happens when a government thinks it can act with impunity.

Avi Lewis

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Scheer "Well, what I would say is that that particular clause that you're talking about, it's referred to as the Henry VIII clause for a reason." "And what the Liberals are trying to do is give ministers the ability to circumvent several laws that no one else gets that kind of power to do." "So what we've said is if they accept our compromises and if we say to them, look, let's build some scrutiny around that, some transparency, let's make sure that Liberals don't get to do what they've always done." "There are all kinds of examples of Liberals using tools to enrich their friends." ".. think about ministers just having the ability to circumvent, duly pass legislation, regulations, all kinds of power. I don't believe Canadians want that." Andrew Scheer
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Scheer "Well, what I would say is that that particular clause that you're talking about, it's referred to as the Henry VIII clause for a reason." "And what the Liberals are trying to do is give ministers the ability to circumvent several laws that no one else gets that kind of power to do." "So what we've said is if they accept our compromises and if we say to them, look, let's build some scrutiny around that, some transparency, let's make sure that Liberals don't get to do what they've always done." "There are all kinds of examples of Liberals using tools to enrich their friends." ".. think about ministers just having the ability to circumvent, duly pass legislation, regulations, all kinds of power. I don't believe Canadians want that." Andrew Scheer

cbcwatcher

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Andrew Coyne spent the last year strangely silent on any warnings of Carney autocracy But now that Carney has his majority locked in? Suddenly: "This is a government and a prime minister with an autocratic streak a mile wide." Funny how those dire concerns only appear after the power is safely consolidated. Almost like the real threat was never the "autocracy"... it would be appearing to support any opposition. A Canadian media mob sin Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩
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Andrew Coyne spent the last year strangely silent on any warnings of Carney autocracy But now that Carney has his majority locked in? Suddenly: "This is a government and a prime minister with an autocratic streak a mile wide." Funny how those dire concerns only appear after the power is safely consolidated. Almost like the real threat was never the "autocracy"... it would be appearing to support any opposition. A Canadian media mob sin Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩

cbcwatcher

42,893 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

NDP are broke again, and Avi Lewis "is going to have to raise like $2 million every quarter to keep the lights on." Then Althia Raj repeats unquestionably Avi Lewis' line that "hundreds of Conservatives handed over the information and when they called them, they were shocked to discover that this was an NDP message" regarding government run grocery stores Althia Raj needs to provide proof of the veracity of that statement before she keeps repeating it Wanting cheap groceries and finding out later that it is through a taxpayer funded money losing government run store sounds like a bait and switch Carney Liberals are abandoning policies that NDP voters got suckered by... that is the real NDP opportunity Althia Raj
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NDP are broke again, and Avi Lewis "is going to have to raise like $2 million every quarter to keep the lights on." Then Althia Raj repeats unquestionably Avi Lewis' line that "hundreds of Conservatives handed over the information and when they called them, they were shocked to discover that this was an NDP message" regarding government run grocery stores Althia Raj needs to provide proof of the veracity of that statement before she keeps repeating it Wanting cheap groceries and finding out later that it is through a taxpayer funded money losing government run store sounds like a bait and switch Carney Liberals are abandoning policies that NDP voters got suckered by... that is the real NDP opportunity Althia Raj

cbcwatcher

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Now that the Liberals have a majority in committee they just shut down any debate on PrescribeIT. We will never know what happened to $300 million dollars that was blown on this project. Steve MacKinnon’s answer to why the debate was shut down and why no auditor will be looking into it is reprehensible. You know you can trust a Government who doesn’t want people to find out what happened to $300 million dollars. The corruption continues.
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Now that the Liberals have a majority in committee they just shut down any debate on PrescribeIT. We will never know what happened to $300 million dollars that was blown on this project. Steve MacKinnon’s answer to why the debate was shut down and why no auditor will be looking into it is reprehensible. You know you can trust a Government who doesn’t want people to find out what happened to $300 million dollars. The corruption continues.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

33,053 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Steven MacKinnon who in my opinion is one of the greasiest politicians in Canada seen here listing all the amazing things the Liberals have done to help Canadians using our own money. Don’t you feel like life is getting better already? He says we gave the Liberals a mandate last spring. A minority Government is not a mandate. And floor crossers being responsible for creating a majority Government does represent or speak for the majority of people.
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Steven MacKinnon who in my opinion is one of the greasiest politicians in Canada seen here listing all the amazing things the Liberals have done to help Canadians using our own money. Don’t you feel like life is getting better already? He says we gave the Liberals a mandate last spring. A minority Government is not a mandate. And floor crossers being responsible for creating a majority Government does represent or speak for the majority of people.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

24,390 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Steven MacKinnon gets asked if putting committee meetings in-camera (meaning shutting the cameras off to Canadians) is really a democratic use of having a majority Government. Listen to this long convoluted answer of his where he ends up blaming Conservatives for it. There is nothing transparent about the Liberals. I don’t trust them for a second.
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Steven MacKinnon gets asked if putting committee meetings in-camera (meaning shutting the cameras off to Canadians) is really a democratic use of having a majority Government. Listen to this long convoluted answer of his where he ends up blaming Conservatives for it. There is nothing transparent about the Liberals. I don’t trust them for a second.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

39,601 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

At Issue last night wasn’t analysis. Posting the full thing. It was a three-person amen corner with a host Barton, Hébert, Coyne, and Raj spent the segment treating Mark Carney’s line as the only grown-up position in the country—and treating Pierre Poilievre as the inconvenience They did not ask why a PM elected on getting a deal walked away on grounds the other side disputes. They did not ask why the crisis is being run by YouTube video instead of Parliament or an unscripted press gallery session. Coyne said he’s “always in favor of recalling Parliament,” then immediately folded it into why Poilievre’s demand is a “safe harbor.” That’s not accountability. That’s covering for the absence of it What they did say: Coyne: “It’s not a trade negotiation because it’s about a lot more than trade and because there’s not a whole lot to negotiate.” Hébert: “I don’t think that on a major issue such as this… I’ve ever seen a Conservative leader [so] isolated.” And: Poilievre, Lewis, and Blanchet “are not very much part of the conversation.” Raj: short-term, “a political win for Mark Carney”—the closest anyone came to a wince, and even that was deferred to job losses in 2027 Then they spent the back half explaining why the opposition shouldn’t be listened to: don’t look unpatriotic, don’t ask for documents you won’t get, some unnamed people in the caucus/base are “blaming Canada,” Conservative premiers are already with the PM. Coyne, again, never named the Conservatives he says are out of step. Just “people.” Nebulous figures. Useful fog rallying for the One Party State Public support for counter-tariffs is high. That does not make a panel’s job to narrate the government as the nation and the Official Opposition as a branding problem. If your segment can’t produce one hard question about Carney’s process—House, media, the deal text—and can produce several about why Poilievre is isolated, you are not covering a trade war. You are protecting a narrative Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩 Althia Raj Rosemary Barton Chris Carter Brodie Fenlon
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At Issue last night wasn’t analysis. Posting the full thing. It was a three-person amen corner with a host Barton, Hébert, Coyne, and Raj spent the segment treating Mark Carney’s line as the only grown-up position in the country—and treating Pierre Poilievre as the inconvenience They did not ask why a PM elected on getting a deal walked away on grounds the other side disputes. They did not ask why the crisis is being run by YouTube video instead of Parliament or an unscripted press gallery session. Coyne said he’s “always in favor of recalling Parliament,” then immediately folded it into why Poilievre’s demand is a “safe harbor.” That’s not accountability. That’s covering for the absence of it What they did say: Coyne: “It’s not a trade negotiation because it’s about a lot more than trade and because there’s not a whole lot to negotiate.” Hébert: “I don’t think that on a major issue such as this… I’ve ever seen a Conservative leader [so] isolated.” And: Poilievre, Lewis, and Blanchet “are not very much part of the conversation.” Raj: short-term, “a political win for Mark Carney”—the closest anyone came to a wince, and even that was deferred to job losses in 2027 Then they spent the back half explaining why the opposition shouldn’t be listened to: don’t look unpatriotic, don’t ask for documents you won’t get, some unnamed people in the caucus/base are “blaming Canada,” Conservative premiers are already with the PM. Coyne, again, never named the Conservatives he says are out of step. Just “people.” Nebulous figures. Useful fog rallying for the One Party State Public support for counter-tariffs is high. That does not make a panel’s job to narrate the government as the nation and the Official Opposition as a branding problem. If your segment can’t produce one hard question about Carney’s process—House, media, the deal text—and can produce several about why Poilievre is isolated, you are not covering a trade war. You are protecting a narrative Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩 Althia Raj Rosemary Barton Chris Carter Brodie Fenlon

cbcwatcher

26,498 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

The CBC At Issue panel will fret about private capital and a short consultation. It will not say the plain thing: the Liberals spent a decade making new oil pipes uninvestable, the laws that did it are mostly still on the books, and Carney is exempting one project by decree Northern Gateway was killed. Energy East died after the rules moved. Bill C-69 piled process on process. Bill C-48, the tanker ban, is still law. Producers paid down debt and spent elsewhere. That was the rational response.September’s changes did not repeal the framework. Some pipelines came off the Impact Assessment Act list. The Building Canada Act lets cabinet tag a scheme as national interest and skip parts of the old review. Everyone else still lives under the prohibitive rules. It is good to be the king On October 1 the panel called this a financing puzzle. Althia Raj said First Nations “didn’t have enough information,” the rush “might actually create more legal problems,” “nobody did come,” and Ottawa is “de-risking the project further and frankly for political reasons.” Andrew Coyne noted it “doesn’t have a private backer. It has a backer that’s doing like 10% of it.” Chantal Hébert asked why anyone would invest “if the public dime is being offered.” All true, and all beside the point they will not make. Private money is missing because the same party burned the industry, left the statutes standing, and is now offering a one-off waiver plus public cash This panel needs to admit it is obsolete. It spent years enforcing a climate veto on pipelines, then switched to process quibbles the moment the same party wanted one. If the standard moves with the leader, the panel is not analysis. It is the leftovers that went bad in the fridge Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩 Raj athia Rosemary Barton
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The CBC At Issue panel will fret about private capital and a short consultation. It will not say the plain thing: the Liberals spent a decade making new oil pipes uninvestable, the laws that did it are mostly still on the books, and Carney is exempting one project by decree Northern Gateway was killed. Energy East died after the rules moved. Bill C-69 piled process on process. Bill C-48, the tanker ban, is still law. Producers paid down debt and spent elsewhere. That was the rational response.September’s changes did not repeal the framework. Some pipelines came off the Impact Assessment Act list. The Building Canada Act lets cabinet tag a scheme as national interest and skip parts of the old review. Everyone else still lives under the prohibitive rules. It is good to be the king On October 1 the panel called this a financing puzzle. Althia Raj said First Nations “didn’t have enough information,” the rush “might actually create more legal problems,” “nobody did come,” and Ottawa is “de-risking the project further and frankly for political reasons.” Andrew Coyne noted it “doesn’t have a private backer. It has a backer that’s doing like 10% of it.” Chantal Hébert asked why anyone would invest “if the public dime is being offered.” All true, and all beside the point they will not make. Private money is missing because the same party burned the industry, left the statutes standing, and is now offering a one-off waiver plus public cash This panel needs to admit it is obsolete. It spent years enforcing a climate veto on pipelines, then switched to process quibbles the moment the same party wanted one. If the standard moves with the leader, the panel is not analysis. It is the leftovers that went bad in the fridge Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩 Raj athia Rosemary Barton

cbcwatcher

11,580 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Hasan Piker talks about his frustration with the constant capitulation that the Democratic Party engages in FOR the Republicans: "Liberals love talking about their most fond memories of campaigns is when Republicans created a shitstorm, manufactured outrage and the liberals capitulated to it. Bipartisanship is only achieved when Republicans get their wishes across. The liberals will always say, 'Thank God we agree on this issue,' but the issue is never a liberal issue. It's always a Republican issue. The liberal will capitulate to the ceaseless barrage of hatred, and animus and enmity, directed on their side, directed against their broad supporters and voters. They will always agree when they cave and capitulate to the Republicans and they will celebrate that, as though this means that America has finally solved a crisis."
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Hasan Piker talks about his frustration with the constant capitulation that the Democratic Party engages in FOR the Republicans: "Liberals love talking about their most fond memories of campaigns is when Republicans created a shitstorm, manufactured outrage and the liberals capitulated to it. Bipartisanship is only achieved when Republicans get their wishes across. The liberals will always say, 'Thank God we agree on this issue,' but the issue is never a liberal issue. It's always a Republican issue. The liberal will capitulate to the ceaseless barrage of hatred, and animus and enmity, directed on their side, directed against their broad supporters and voters. They will always agree when they cave and capitulate to the Republicans and they will celebrate that, as though this means that America has finally solved a crisis."

adri ♡

61,573 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Liberals blind and oblivious way of living their lives will be our countries demise. One way to win a war is to know who your enemy is. It's time to wake up folks. Trump is not our enemy. Americans are not our enemies. It's the Liberal government! It's Mark Carney!🎯🇨🇦
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Liberals blind and oblivious way of living their lives will be our countries demise. One way to win a war is to know who your enemy is. It's time to wake up folks. Trump is not our enemy. Americans are not our enemies. It's the Liberal government! It's Mark Carney!🎯🇨🇦

Joe Anidjar

53,907 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

EVERYBODY needs to watch THIS!!👇🏼 I'm talking Conservatives, Liberals, Libertarians and people who could care less about politics because this transcends politics!! I've watched dozens of these people that came from China to the US and ended up defecting and are now taking a risk to tell us what we have coming... The Left right now is in complete agreement with what is going on because it seems like everything is in their favor. IT IS NOT!!! If this country turns Socialist, it WILL BECOME COMMUNIST!!! And the first to go will be the ones that helped it along, because when it's not the Utopia that was promised they don't want to deal with angry liberals. Just easier to get rid of them. It's happened over and over in history!! Listen to this lady and pay attention! She's lived through it and is trying to warn us... WE HAD BETTER WAKE THE HELL UP!!!!
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EVERYBODY needs to watch THIS!!👇🏼 I'm talking Conservatives, Liberals, Libertarians and people who could care less about politics because this transcends politics!! I've watched dozens of these people that came from China to the US and ended up defecting and are now taking a risk to tell us what we have coming... The Left right now is in complete agreement with what is going on because it seems like everything is in their favor. IT IS NOT!!! If this country turns Socialist, it WILL BECOME COMMUNIST!!! And the first to go will be the ones that helped it along, because when it's not the Utopia that was promised they don't want to deal with angry liberals. Just easier to get rid of them. It's happened over and over in history!! Listen to this lady and pay attention! She's lived through it and is trying to warn us... WE HAD BETTER WAKE THE HELL UP!!!!

SaltyGoat

591,761 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

After voting against a Conservative motion to reduce the tripling of the streaming tax and claiming they have no directive over CRTC, the Liberals are doing just that. Here is Liberal House Leader Steven MacKinnon saying there is no tax and calling it imaginary and fake 🤦🏼 They will lie to you about anything with no shame.
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After voting against a Conservative motion to reduce the tripling of the streaming tax and claiming they have no directive over CRTC, the Liberals are doing just that. Here is Liberal House Leader Steven MacKinnon saying there is no tax and calling it imaginary and fake 🤦🏼 They will lie to you about anything with no shame.

Kirk Lubimov

15,343 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Today Conservatives showed up to work for veterans at the Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs, but the Liberals canceled the meeting. Last week as soon as the Liberals had their majority they shut down committees, including improperly adjourning the Veterans Affairs Committee. This week, they are shutting down ACVA by not meeting today and later this week ensuring the meeting is closed to the public without cameras to hide what they plan to do with their new majority. If the past week is any indication, what they plan to do won’t be in the interest of veterans.
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Today Conservatives showed up to work for veterans at the Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs, but the Liberals canceled the meeting. Last week as soon as the Liberals had their majority they shut down committees, including improperly adjourning the Veterans Affairs Committee. This week, they are shutting down ACVA by not meeting today and later this week ensuring the meeting is closed to the public without cameras to hide what they plan to do with their new majority. If the past week is any indication, what they plan to do won’t be in the interest of veterans.

🇨🇦 Blake Richards 🇨🇦

83,599 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce