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The U.S. makes CLEAR DEMANDS on dairy access. Mark Carney’s response? HANDS OFF SUPPLY MANAGEMENT. So Canada will SACRIFICE TRADE, jobs, and the broader economy to protect a SMALL, POLITICALLY CONNECTED GROUP IN QUEBEC. That’s not leadership. That’s ECONOMIC HOSTAGE-TAKING.

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Salty Albertanvor 9 Monaten

Carney is a greasy little pos that can gfh for Christmas

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Sleepy Headvor 9 Monaten

Getting rid of supply managment would DRASTICALLY reduce grocery store prices and Carney has proved he wants to do everything except that 😂

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wealthmoosevor 9 Monaten

🚨 SUPPLY MANAGEMENT: THE SACRED COW 🐄 So the whole economy gets told to hold its breath… to protect a tiny, vote-rich fortress in Quebec. That’s not “standing up for Canada.” That’s using Canada as a bargaining chip. 🤨🧐 #CUSMA #Cdnpoli #Cdnecon #Trade

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ROGvor 9 Monaten

Need a new PC leader

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LILPORKvor 9 Monaten

CDPQ the pension fund which is heavily invested in supply management, the dairy cartel and Brookfield is why he won’t budge on supply management. Bill was passed protecting dairy quotas “Brookfield” system. Where are the journalists on this?

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Chris Wickvor 9 Monaten

They promise change every election. What they mean is new slogans, same results.

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Michelle Read 🇨🇦🍎🍏vor 9 Monaten

Can you imagine the level of blackmail that goes on with these people? Our government is a mafia.

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We're Doomedvor 9 Monaten

They'd shut down the auto industry in Ontario, oil and gas in Alberta, plus forestry in BC, to preserve 4200 dairy farms in Quebec. And they will!

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Roger Price 🇨🇦 🇺🇸vor 9 Monaten

Dairy quotas should have been gone a long time ago. Carney should be reminded of this every time he talks about tariffs being the reason for our high food costs.

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Jennifervor 9 Monaten

@nancy_stolarik Here’s why the Dairy Cartel is non-negotiable

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Dissident Canuckvor 9 Monaten

@williamjones75 Comrade Carney willing to screw over consumers to protect the cow cartel. Same old bullshit.

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Rob Marshallvor 9 Monaten

Getting rid of supply management would reduce the price of dairy for Canadians. Commie Carney is not interested in doing anything for ordinary Canadians. Looking out for Brookfield and his Bay Street buddies only.

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Barbara Burnsvor 9 Monaten

His buddies own the dairy cartel. No way that is going anywhere. We need these people out of our government, now.

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Bill the Beaver 🇨🇦vor 9 Monaten

You post and mock when companies close, or leave and people lose their jobs and blame it on Carney. But you want him to basically tank dairy farmers and their employees as well? Make it make sense. The dairy quotas in Canada can surely be amended or not placed on hands of the processors but these kinds of posts show so clearly how much of a fucking fraud you are. Anything for clicks. It's so pathetic.

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Manfredvor 9 Monaten

When's Doug the Slug gonna pour out a gallon of milk?

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S_Drillervor 9 Monaten

Ive been saying that for a long time. Quebec separatists are holding Canada back. Its time we kick them to the curb. No more equalization (welfare).

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Eric Poiriervor 9 Monaten

The USA have never hit their dairy quotas which are btw part of the CMUSA. And his demands about media censorship laws are ridiculous at best. And to show you how you’re full of shit, Nixon, remember when you shidiots thought tariffs were about fentanyl? Well, it was not.

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Maximus Decimus Meridiusvor 9 Monaten

Awsome..Happy Carney is looking out for our Canadian dairy farmers..Fuck Trump

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ppboyvor 9 Monaten

Im a true blue conservative. Never voted anything else. I am still completely baffled how the right in this country is so hell bent on giving in to trump. Time for canada to take the lead in the world stage no sit back as America's bitch.

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Dennis Thulervor 9 Monaten

Wow every time I hear that fat libtard Ford speak about anything now but especially Corrupt Carney and how praises him i wonder why the he'll did i vote for that jackass. We need a new PC leader one thats not a liberal

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Kage75 🇨🇦vor 9 Monaten

Another traitorous Conservative who wants the United States to wipe out Canadian farmers.

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Doris Verklandvor 9 Monaten

Quebec intends to leave Canada asap after the provincial election in October. Does Carney thinks protecting supply management will stop that? This will be an interesting year for Canada.

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Marilyn Bendervor 9 Monaten

This comes as no surprise carney will sacrifice a deal all because of the dairy cartel in Quebec sickening

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Mikevor 9 Monaten

I guess the French can’t compete so they just bribe politicians to keep their 💩product flowing..

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Sunshinyvor 9 Monaten

And all the kids who are not exposed to growth hormone in American milk.

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nicole caissievor 9 Monaten

Do you really want that gross milk from United States? I’ve tried it once and it’s disgusting. Why would we open our market to milk that will rot before we even open it

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Jennifervor 9 Monaten

@nancy_stolarik @MarkJCarney can’t lose here 1) If Trump continues this approach of wanting to dismantle some of CAN’s ‘cherished systems’ then Trump will continue to be seen as the Big Bad Evil Guy in DC 2) If Carney continues to stand up to Trump, he’ll been seen a great leader

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Nana0000vor 9 Monaten

Always existed always.

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Fringe Truthvor 9 Monaten

Carney is an Economic Terrorist. He destroys national economies. Just ask England.

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Jackal✌🇨🇦 🇺🇦vor 9 Monaten

Back the fuck up there cupcake..the dairy industry is not only limited to Québec. It's Canada wide.

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Wheat Growersvor 9 Monaten

Canada’s grains sector wants to fight for CUSMA and the betterment of our nation!

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Michael Mvor 9 Monaten

This is what happens when the minority government is propped up by separatists. Canadians are so self destructive.

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ivor 9 Monaten

So you prefer your milk with Artificial Growth Hormones rBST (Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin)???

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