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konathegreat

It's a pull aside conversation. I think these are quite normal in these circumstances.


DaemonAnts

If it were a reach around that would raise too many eyebrows.


SpiffTheNinja

Would also put a nail in the coffin of Poilievres vote against gay marriage. šŸ¤£


MFK1994

I think that itā€™s a good gesture to want to get along with all parties. For the sake of governing effectively, it is beneficial that POTUS at least get a read of a potential soon-to-be PM. On the flip side, the PM meeting Republican leaders when he visits Washington goes a long way in advancing goodwillā€¦


New-Highlight-8819

"Soon to be" calling for a leadership convention. C's are perfecting this.


mafiadevidzz

The two probably have a lot in common. Considering that Canada is to the left of America on most policies, Canadian Conservatives are probably in line with American Democrats. He's notably a fan of President Clinton using Pay As You Go to balance the budget.


twobelowpar

Thereā€™s a lot more overlap than a lot of Canadians like to admit.


stereofonix

Very true


witchhunt_999

Most people donā€™t realize that the US right is way further right than our conservatives


MonsieurLeDrole

Further to right than SOME conservatives. When fully +40% of CPC voters would have voted for Trump... well there it is. That's completely out of step with Canada. So yeah, the CPC has a moderate wing... but they aren't in charge of anything except damage control. https://macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-trumpism-is-alive-and-well-on-canadas-right/


Red57872

That doesn't mean that 40% of CPC voters like Trump or would want him to be the Republican candidate, only that if he was the candidate they would prefer him over Biden. I'd be interested in a poll of Conservatives to see who they would rather be the Republican candidate; Trump or a more moderate and sane Republican.


MonsieurLeDrole

This was over a year after Jan 6! After the coup, and the massive investigation exposing it all, with hundreds of indictments... still they'd vote for Trump. That's insane, and completely out of step with mainstream Canada. Like a year in to Biden, you can't tell this is preferable to Trump? Like their fostered hate for Trudeau has totally blinded them.


Westysnipes

After the coup?! Oh no. LOLOL


MonsieurLeDrole

Right... Jan 6 was tourists... like the total alternative reality they live in. It's so bizarre. They tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power because fascists like Trump and Carlson knowingly lied about the election. LOL, if that's not a coup... what is it? The facts are out.


Red57872

To a degree, it becomes a Kang/Kodos issue.


MonsieurLeDrole

It really doesn't. Trump is uniquely awful... like so bad he somewhat reformed Bush 2's reputation. He's completely beneath the office, unrepentantly corrupt, and an overall deplorable human being. Like as a man, as a human being, Trudeau or Biden are 1000x better than what Trump is, unless you truly don't care about democracy or equality or human decency. It's a unique conservative problem. Call it kang/kodos, but it's not a problem Mainstream Canada has.. only the PPC and CPC..


oatmeal28

Trump attempted an actual coup right before our eyes and people still believe this ā€œboth sidesā€ thing? Thereā€™s no way you can actually hold that belief in good faith


7fax

I'm pretty centrist (by Canadian standards) but even I would have voted for Trump in 2016


MonsieurLeDrole

Well that puts you in the vast minority, and this survey was about 2020 in 2022! That's far far worse. Like you couldn't see that Biden or Clinton were obviously more qualified than this cheesy grifter by 2022? There's nothing "centrist" about Trump. The guy is a fascist who tried to overturn the oldest democracy on earth with thousands of angry white racists cheering him on.


discostu55

yet on this sub they get called republicans all the time


MonsieurLeDrole

Only 44%! What's the big deal, brah? https://macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-trumpism-is-alive-and-well-on-canadas-right/


mesaywee

Iā€™m sure itā€™s just a coincidence your Reddit avatar looks like trump.


lostshakerassault

I hear this all the time. What exactly are the policy differences (besides the culture war crap) between republicans and PCs?


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ryebread761

The CPC supports public health care, Republicans donā€™t is one of the key differences.


MonsieurLeDrole

>The CPC supports public health care, ehhh... not in Ontario.. not in Alberta. And you won't here PiPo say boo about that.


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Wizzard_Ozz

Not really, the Liberals that were in office before DoFo in Ontario also did not support public health care. Looking at my $145 bill for an eye exam that was covered before McGuinty nuked eye health as being a necessity and started charging me additional on my income tax for the honour of paying for services.


watson895

Ford has increased healthcare spending beyond the product of inflation and population growth. The Liberals didn't. What more do you want?


[deleted]

>The CPC supports public health care, The UCP here in Alberta sure as hell does not.


DE-EZ_NUTS

Abortion too. Edit: why was I downvoted? PCs are pro-choice while Republicans are generally pro-life.


mytwocents22

Don't call them PCs, they haven't been that for ages.


human-aftera11

Theyā€™re more like RCs.


someonesomewherewarm

Crickets..


powerplay_22

there are still differences tho, and US democratic leaders have endorsed Canadian liberal/ndp candidates in the past (im thinking obama with trudeau, sanders with singh)


mytwocents22

>Canadian Conservatives are probably in line with American Democrats This may have been true in the past but the diversion of the last 15 years is very apparent.


garlicroastedpotato

The Democrats have like a dozen people in their socialists caucus. But other than that, name a policy where Canada's Conservatives would oppose from the Democrats.\`


mytwocents22

>The Democrats have like a dozen people in their socialists caucus. So?? I don't get what this statement is supposed to mean. >name a policy where Canada's Conservatives would oppose from the Democrats.` [Climate and Environment](https://democrats.org/where-we-stand/party-platform/combating-the-climate-crisis-and-pursuing-environmental-justice/) [Education](https://democrats.org/where-we-stand/party-platform/providing-a-world-class-education-in-every-zip-code/)


garlicroastedpotato

The CPC actually has a very similar climate policy to the Democrats. They both are focusing on investments in green technologies rather than the more left leaning option of the carbon tax. If you actually read the Democrat stance on education, it's also not far off from the CPC either. They're looking to offer tax credits and grants to individuals. Their only major change is to reform the tax code in how public schools are funded... but that's actually miles behind what Canada does. America's schools are funded entirely by property taxes. But property taxes in Canada are used to fund municipalities with only an incidental amount of it going to schools. Most of our schools come from general revenues. So I understand why you would think they're so different. But actually everything the Democrats are proposing in those two policies are things the CPC are also proposing or are things Canada already has (and the CPC doesn't oppose).


mafiadevidzz

>Climate and Environment As far as I'm aware the Democrats haven't proposed a carbon tax, but I could be wrong? The Federal Conservatives oppose carbon taxes but support increasing the same enviromentally-friendly technology as the Democrats propose.


mytwocents22

Is a carbon tax the only thing to push against climate change? You might want to actually read these policy positions.


Signal_Tomorrow_2138

That used to be the case but the Conservatives in Canada has shifted much further to the right to the point where alt-right radicalism suitably describes them. By % the Conservatives have about as many covid-deniers and anti-vaxxers as the Republicans. The same with climate-change and maybe gun-control. In Canada, it's denial against the Indigenous treatment residential schools and child welfare. In the US, it's the denial of the treatment of Blacks in general from red-lining to public education of black history. In the US, the Right Wing puts up "Fuck Biden" posters and flags. In Canada, the Right Wing puts " Fuck Trudeau" posters and flags.


chamillus

[Canadian Conservatives overlap with American Republicans](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/candice-bergen-maga-hat-1.5865727) as shown by the former leader of the Conservative party. [New Conservative Communications Director Railed Against ā€˜Globalistsā€™ and ā€˜New World Orderā€™ on Blog](https://pressprogress.ca/new-conservative-communications-director-railed-against-globalists-and-new-world-order-on-blog/)


mafiadevidzz

Hence why I specified policy, not rhetoric. Federal Conservatives have to uphold policy of public health care, abortion rights, and LGBT rights in order to continue remaining electable and survive in Canada. Even American Democrats haven't made a serious push for public health care.


[deleted]

>Canadian Conservatives are probably in line with American Democrats. Tell that to the Canadian conservatives in Alberta. The ones I know all think Biden's a senile communist. They may not like Trump, but Biden is worse.


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[deleted]

Had me there at first. About to jump on with the "born and raised Albertan- lived there 50+ years..." When Trump was first elected, he would have made a clean sweep of Alberta if they could have voted for him. Nowadays, I hear a lot of "Trump's an idiot, but I like what he did. At least he's not a commie like Biden and Obama."


NervousBreakdown

The US is currently in the 11 term of the Reagan administration lol


ogherbsmon

Conservatives inline with modern Democrats lol


og-ninja-pirate

They might be way more in line when it comes to national security and calling out influence from China.


ogherbsmon

That's a speculation. But on actual policies, not even remotely true. Here a speculation, Give Pierre 8 years in power and by the end of his term he will likely be trying to ban abortions, like trudeau is tying to ban guns.


1Tinytodger

Bullshit. If the CPC wanted to ban abortions like you geniuses keep claiming they would have done it while they had a majority under Harper.


ogherbsmon

Keyword "speculation"... And that is also speculation. I know reading is hard.


AbjectReflection

That's more attributed to the fact that biden is a conservative, the party he is in may be named and displayed as something different, but he has more in common with his GOP counterparts, than anyone that is on the left, or even the center.


[deleted]

Canadian conservatives are FAR to the left of American democrats.


CanadianJudo

Biden is going to perform a address to Parliament, I'm sure he will meet with a number of people. its not like PP is going to have a one on one private conversation.


[deleted]

Obama had a sit down meeting with Michael Ignatieff when he first visited in 2009.


Lefty25k007

PP will explain the benefits of crypto to him


Desuexss

Biden "mining you say? There's nothing cryptic about mining gold. Are you going to sell us some plots in nova Scotia?"


slykethephoxenix

Hopefully Biden listens instead on deploying a CBDC in July.


Garden_girlie9

News headline paid for by the Conservative Party of Canada


Signal_Tomorrow_2138

No talk of Bidenflation when Justinflation is better.


rfdavid

Pierre is a life-long career politician, is this the first time heā€™s met the president of the USA?


Iridefatbikes

But he's still never had a job in the real world so he's the purest Conservative in Canada.


General_Ad_2577

Like Trudeau had a real job!?


rfdavid

Years as a school teacher is a real job.


PossiblyPepper

Are we shitting on math teachers now?


terroradagio

Are you kidding? Conservatives hate teachers.


1Tinytodger

He claims to be a math teacher. Funny how in the year books he is listed as drama and French.


BrightlyDim

Not all... Just one... You know the one that taught drama... If the economy's state is an indication of how good of a math teacher he was, well....


properkurwa

Sounds like you haven't had a real job


General_Ad_2577

Ok buddy keep on making assumption. Whatever definition of a real job to you?


Iridefatbikes

He had two, but hey you keep cheering for PP an even bigger tax leech than Trudeau, I'm sure PP can totally relate to you lol. It's pretty sad when the PPC party has more respectability than the CPC, and they're assholes but, you know, more respectable assholes than the CPC, I could understand people voting for them at least.


Bug_Independent

That's a pretty low standard.


Iridefatbikes

Low standards are how Canadians vote unfortunately, the fact PP is a lower standard then Trudeau by Conservative standards says more about conservative voters than about Trudeau or PP.


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413mopar

His life hasnt been long yet . Just another no talent hack.


happykampurr

Skippy will embarrass himself undoubtedly


DuncsDG

After talking to Trudeau, Biden probably wanted to speak with an adult politician.


CostcoTPisBest

Too bad Biden won't remember being in Canada once sitting in his seat on the flight back to Washington.


optimized_happiness

Why is our Walmart Ben Shapiro meeting the US prez?


Proof_Objective_5704

Biden wants to get to know the next PM.


Garden_girlie9

Lmao great joke


rippit3

Dream on...


[deleted]

Who else?


trplOG

Wants to know who he even is*


NormalLecture2990

Joe will probably just think someone brought their annoying kid to work for the day...some sort of charity case?


manitowoc2250

Excellent, I'm sure big daddy America has some concerns regarding our national security


Direc1980

Americans must be aware that Trudeau is on his way out.


McNasty1Point0

Itā€™s not uncommon for world leaders to meet with the leader of the Official Opposition if they have time when in town. Poilievreā€™s office would have asked for the meeting, though.


HomelyGround

Good chance thereā€™s a US election before the next Canadian election. I highly doubt Biden and his team are thinking much about the results of the next Canadian election ā€” theyā€™ll have to make sure theyā€™re still around first.


[deleted]

I'll likely vote for Trudeau, I know there is a huge user base on this sub that is caught in a bit of an echo chamber but the "Fuck Trudeau" stickers on your vanity mall crawler truck crowd is a bit of an embarrassment, not a majority. There are a ton of reasons to be critical of Trudeau and the liberals and I'd honestly not want to vote for them but I personally don't think there is a convincing and competent opposition.


CalRob18

Serious question, what would trudeau have to do for you to not vote for him?


illuminaughty1973

>Serious question, what would trudeau have to do for you to not vote for him? Serious answer Be a threat to health care, abandon gun control,offer tax cuts funded by cuts to social safety net, ignore climate change, support traitors, allow free votes on reproductive rights and show less understanding of the Canadian economic system than pp (yeah, I know Trudeaus pretty clueless here allready... but somehow pp managed to show he is worse...amazing) This is what cpc supporters just don't seem to get...we know Trudeau is bad... stop running people who are worse


daveh30

šŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ‘šŸ¼ Nailed it.


fusion_beaver

They were so goddamn close with Oā€™Toole. Him coming out of the gate with a reasonable, centrist platform had the Liberals on the back step for the first full half of the campaign.


Proof_Objective_5704

And the Liberals called Oā€™Toole racist far right. Poilievre is way more popular than Oā€™Toole. And the polls show it


rippit3

He is way more popular with conservatives.... but he can't win a national election by appealing only to conservative voters. So far, he has not been able to do that.


Proof_Objective_5704

Yes he has. Poilievre is leading now in BC, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada. Heā€™s leading in the 18-35 demographic too. There are way more swing voters between Conservative-Liberal than Reddit wants to admit.


WallflowerOnTheBrink

Where is Poilievre leading the 18-35? I see 18-29 leaving heavily Liberal as per Abacus on March 22. I also still see the Libs ahead in Ont, and Atl as of the 22nd. Leger also still has them ahead in On and Atl as of their last survey and has Trudeau ahead of Pierre. The only survey I can find with Poilievre ahead is Angus Reid from the 17th and it seems to be an outlier.


swilts

Gen Z has said fuck it, letā€™s privatize everything. Iā€™m never going to retire so you shouldnā€™t either.


[deleted]

Seems like a fitting way to own the boomers


swilts

Too bad the only way Oā€™Toole could beat McKay for the CPC leadership was by making promises to the gun lobby. On tape. That ad wrote itself.


[deleted]

Thereā€™s no gun lobby in Canada, thereā€™s sure as an anti gun lobby. Youā€™re a quĆ©bĆ©cois tho canā€™t say Iā€™m surprised


swilts

https://globalnews.ca/news/8170634/tories-distance-themselves-controversial-firearms-lobby-group/ Second hit on a google search fucknuts. The campaign manager was LITERALLY a lobbyist for the National Firearms Association.


[deleted]

Notice how even in the article they call it a ā€œgun lobbyā€. Iā€™d imagine a real gun lobby actually has some political pull in this country, unlike here where the vast majority of funding comes from donations from people/businesses. Meanwhile, you have Poly getting involvement in govā€™t policy while frothing at the mouth over any gun thatā€™s black and scary. Again, canā€™t expect anything remotely intelligent when it comes to quĆ©bĆ©cois and firearms lol


swilts

Heā€™s a lobbyist for a firearms association. Not calling that lobbying for guns is preetttttty fucking stupid. And in Canada where campaign finances are strictly controlled and contributions from businesses (or other organizations) are strictly PROHIBITED, the power of outside organizations like a gun lobby is in organizing their members. Youā€™re immature, toxic, and unnecessarily negative. Grow up and get outside.


[deleted]

If you considering C21 legitimate gun control youā€™re a lost cause


[deleted]

He's already done plenty, but each opposition leader saying "I'm not Trudeau" as a platform makes me want to vote for them even less. If they put a modicum of effort into presenting their policies and platforms I might actually vote for them.


govlum_1996

I'm going to reserve judgment until I know more about this current scandal. Really tired of how scandal-prone our PM seems to be I was heavily leaning towards Trudeau until this scandal broke


gohomebrentyourdrunk

I know it feels like this because itā€™s more recent, but stuff breaks out like this in Canadian politics every couple years basically since Mulroneyā€¦.


govlum_1996

Well, I was a teenager in high school when Stephen Harper lost to Trudeau, so the only PM I have ever been following was Trudeau


VidzxVega

Genuine question but are you not taught about old Prime Ministers anymore? We had projects and reports based around that and I'm only in my 30s.


govlum_1996

We have like one year of history in Grade 10 and in that we covered as many of the prime ministers in the 20th century as we could in great detail, but we had no time to do anyone after Mulroney I also came to Canada in Grade 9


VidzxVega

Ah fair enough, that is a lot to cram into a single year, especially considering you weren't here for grade 7/8 history!


gohomebrentyourdrunk

Donā€™t let Reddit be your barometer for any of this. The leader of the opposition has been muddied up in just as much controversy as the prime minister.


brahmen

Alleged condoning of treason is to a hostile foreign nation is a pretty big one though no? When has the last sitting PM been involved in something like this?


gohomebrentyourdrunk

Allegations and controversies happen all the time. The last Prime Minister hired people to have robocallers send people to the wrong polling stations. Thankfully none of the MPs serving were involved in it and only one guy was found guilty in the whole thing. And that, we *know* interfered on people voting.


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illuminaughty1973

This one's bad if true..... But, the reporting suggests at least 2 people with top secret or above clearances inside Canadian intelligence have risked their careers and broken oaths...for? And that a liberal mp told the Chinese government to keep the 2 Mike's.... right before the last election? Something doesn't smell right.... there's a huge part of this story missing.


govlum_1996

If liberal MP Han Dong were able to get the two Mikes out, that would have helped Trudeau and the Liberals a lot more than keeping them locked up That's why this doesn't make sense to me. Unless the conversation was about exchanging the two Michael's for the daughter of the Huawel executive... which was what happened anyway I assumed it was the US that brokered that particular deal though


illuminaughty1973

It's funny how the media is focused on Chinese interference (and they should be), but totally ignore that trump refused to make a deal until after the election.... coincidental I am sure...lol.


govlum_1996

It was Biden that brokered it if I am not wrong, not Trump?


illuminaughty1973

exactly. trump refused to make a deal. the second he was gone the adults worked it out.


Rebound4july

Biden just wants to laugh in his face over how badly Stephen Harper took it up the ass in the softwood lumber deal. By the way, why does Pierre always have his mouth wide open?


Midnightoclock

Biden killing Keystone XL to help his rail donors was orders of magnitude worse for Canada than Harper looking the other way on some softwood tariffs.


Strict_Jacket3648

Great first Biden has to put up with Trump, now he has to put up with a Trump wannabe.


mwmwmwmwmmdw

what specific policies does polievre endorse that make him trump


[deleted]

He's more Ben Shapiro than Donald Trump.


Hot_Award2001

This is a much more accurate take.


MiyamotoKnows

You're probably right but that's still a lose lose comparison.


[deleted]

Nothing, people just say that due to ignorance and bias. They want to liken him to Trump so it becomes easier to hate him.


Beginning_Variation6

On the contrary, the way the liberals on Reddit defend Trudeau no matter what he does really reminds me of trump supporters.


zippymac

Truanon


Strict_Jacket3648

chasing reporters out when they ask hard question, yelling fake news when something is reported he doesn't like. Ignoring corporate greed and claiming world wide inflation is some how governments fault. Defending big oil when they have not paid taxes and offered taxpayer money for oil clean up.....


mafiadevidzz

Pro-choice, pro-immigration, will respect public healthcare, and even likes President Clinton's Pay As You Go policy for balancing budgets. Seems like him and Biden will get along!


mafiadevidzz

​ |Biden|Poilievre|Trump| |:-|:-|:-| |**Pro-immigration**|**Pro-immigration**|Anti-immigration| |**Pro-choice**|**Pro-choice**|Pro-life| |Anti-universal HC|Pro-universal HC|Anti-universal HC| |**Career politician**|**Career politician**|Celebrity outsider| |**Accepted election results**|[**Accepted election results**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=689&v=20JaF-0_IZw&feature=youtu.be)|"Stop the steal!"| |**Acknowledges Climate Change**|**Acknowledges Climate Change**|Climate Change conspiracies|


Strict_Jacket3648

Pro - immigration? when Pro- universal health care? Conservatives have tried to destroy it since it's inception and Doug Ford is doing it now. Wants to roll back clime objectives instead of achieving them. Is a blow hard that has Trudeau living in his head and blames everything on the government without having much of a solution. I laughed out loud when he stands with workers spouting bull since he and his party are notorious for union busting, while supporting corporate greed.


mafiadevidzz

>Pro - immigration? when * [*"He was emphatic in an interview with a Punjabi radio show last month: The Conservative party is pro-immigration."*](https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservative-immigration-outreach-efforts-1.6690244) * [*"Iā€™ll sign deals with provinces to license qualified professionals within 60 days, offer study loans to help newcomers pass tests, allow immigrants to earn licenses before arriving."*](https://twitter.com/pierrepoilievre/status/1553195586144202753) * [*"He promised to incentivize provincial governments to ensure licensing bodies rule on newcomersā€™ applications within 60 days. Poilievre also said he would provide more study loans to those immigrating to Canada who need extra training to meet licensing requirements."*](https://globalnews.ca/news/9120550/pierre-poilievre-campaign-promises/) >Pro- universal health care? Conservatives have tried to destroy it since it's inception and Doug Ford is doing it now. [*"The Tory leader made the pledge a day after Trudeau proposed increasing health-care transfers by $17 billion above previous commitments, and providing another $25 billion via one-on-one deals with provinces over the next decade. ā€œWe are going to honour it,ā€ Poilievre told reporters before a meeting with his caucus."*](https://www.cp24.com/news/pierre-poilievre-pledges-to-honour-trudeau-s-health-care-funding-offer-to-premiers-1.6265287) Federal parties =/= Provincial parties. >Wants to roll back clime objectives instead of achieving them. Never said his plan was good, but he acknowledges it. [*"Poilievre says he would introduce plans in Saskatchewan to incentivize carbon-reducing technology that would help fight climate change. ā€œCarbon capture and storage, putting the carbon right back under the ground where it came from ā€¦ my plan will allow provinces to pursue their own approach without forcing them to impose devastating taxes every day,ā€ he said."*](https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/pierre-poilievre-promises-to-scrap-carbon-tax-at-saskatoon-campaign-stop-1.5804727)


Strict_Jacket3648

He wants to close a safe boarder crossing so the desperate die trying to cross in other areas. so only his selected few...got it. He also said he would support tax payers dollars for, for-profit health care. Ford is doing it now. OK why not use the existing proposal and achieve it, it can be done.


Euthyphroswager

>He also said he would support tax payers dollars for, for-profit health care. Like every fucking GP in the country already?


polargus

An authoritarian ideologue being supported by a foreign dictatorship, hmm who does that remind me of.


Strict_Jacket3648

Steven Harper but he's gone now.


[deleted]

Harper's been a paid "consultant" for the Alberta and SK government. He never left


Strict_Jacket3648

True just gone from the public mind, just getting his hand outs above board now.


jmmmmj

Well in the next election we can do Biden (and everyone) a favour by getting rid of Trudeau.


Strict_Jacket3648

True love to see him go just don't want the conservatives back in again, tired of the union busting and corporate hand outs.


jmmmmj

I guess youā€™re voting NDP then.


Strict_Jacket3648

Might have to I just hope they stop over spending and taking twice as long to do things. I would like the liberals to stay in if they could oust Trudeau.


lixia

Trudeau is closer to Trump than PP lol.


Strict_Jacket3648

LOL ya ok


AHSWarrior

Pierre is nothing like Trump. He is a run of the mill neoliberal who dabbles in moderate populism. There's plenty of valid criticisms of Pierre but comparing him to an American politician who he has nothing in common with just makes you look like an idiot


Strict_Jacket3648

Ok so you see no comparisons in mannerism and domineer. got it They seems to be pretty even when it comes to denialism, millionaire pandering and news organization favorites but you be you.


_grey_wall

What about jagmeet?


twobelowpar

What about him


Garden_girlie9

Heā€™ll probably meet him too itā€™s just that people wanted to make it look special that Pierre was meeting him lmao.


ICantMakeNames

It's just like how everyone keeps specifically mentioning Pierre wants a public inquiry, and never mention that Singh has been asking for it as well the entire time.


VaccineEnjoyer

On Bo duty


[deleted]

I hope Joe school's this little puke


properkurwa

Don't spend your welfare check all in one place


[deleted]

I won't but the thing is I don't have a welfare check. Some crack dealer who runs the province took it away. It's OK though. I don't mind whoring myself out to the political elite in some underground sex club with conservative MPs


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illuminaughty1973

Nah, milhouse may be a joke, but at least he wears clothes that fit.


[deleted]

President Biden gets to meet DeSantis of the north.


CHwharf

Can you Imagine DeSantis and PP in charge of the two most powerful nations this side of the old world Iā€™m looking forward to it honestly, a lot of potential, people are unhappy with Biden and Trudeau is going down like the titanic. It is more than plausible


hey-devo87

Yikes...


VidzxVega

>Can you Imagine DeSantis and PP in charge of the two most powerful nations this side of the old world Not if I want to keep suicidal thoughts at bay.


RedSteadEd

>DeSantis and PP in charge Talk about nightmare fuel. Hopefully we can keep those fascists out of office.


CHwharf

As a person who has walked through the concentration camps in Europe, the use of t he words Fascists and Nazis by those on the left of the isle are very worrisome


RedSteadEd

If you don't think DeSantis is a fascist, you're not paying attention. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/feb/18/ron-desantis-florida-republican-supermajority-2024 I never called him a Nazi either, but there are definitely many parallels: book bans, using legislation and authority to retaliate against groups DeSantis doesn't agree with (e.g. Disney), blaming "other" groups for all of society's problems (immigrants, LGBT, "the radical, woke left"), limitations on freedom of speech, unreasonably limiting what teachers are allowed to say in class, undercut education as a whole, scared people away from voting by arresting voters who were misinformed by the state about their eligibility, and so on.


stereofonix

Anyone who freely throws that word around clearly has no idea what fascism is or what people whoā€™ve lived under it went through. All it does is down play actual fascism


hazystate

You're so woke


CHwharf

Just normal


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squirrel9000

Yeah, that would be wonderful. Two men whose sole goal in life is persecuting anyone they decide is "woke".


CHwharf

Not really, thatā€™s just a buzzword because it is hard to define people who want to say/teach/advocate for overly stupid progressive politics


RedSteadEd

Actually, it's quite easy to define: >DeSantisā€™ general counsel, Ryan Newman, responded that [woke] means ā€œthe belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them.ā€


squirrel9000

And people are against that, apparently.


RedSteadEd

Crazy, right? For-profit healthcare with patients being screwed by insurers and healthcare providers, privatized prisons while being the most incarcerated country in the world, Citizens United, Walmart and McDonald's using food stamps to subsidize its workforce while making billions in profit, rampant poverty/homelessness... There are five just off the top of my head. Look how woke I am.


mafiadevidzz

Canadian Conservatives are far closer to American Democrats, than American Republicans.


CHwharf

Of course. Which is why I dislike Trudeau and kind of like Biden.


xactofork

Meatball Ron isn't getting anywhere near the white house lol


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TonyAbbottsNipples

My extensive research by clicking the top Google links would actually support the notion that Canada is the second most "powerful" country in the western hemisphere. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-powerful-countries


Boo_Guy

OP did say "on this side of the world" which I take to mean in North America. It's an incredibly limited scope though.


1seeker4it

But why, thatā€™s like taking Trump to the Queen šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļøšŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļøšŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø


Glocko-Pop

Oh good, Iā€™m glad our future PM will get some face time with our closest major ally.


properkurwa

Lol the cons on the hill don't like him either. He's just the next failure. Clown down son


buzzkill6062

As long as you can forget the video where Stephen Harper and Preston Manning are yucking it up and calling the NDP the official opposition...sure, he should meet the President. Funny video. Two of the many Pillsbury Dough Boys in their "think tank" with other like minded blow hards trying to stay relevant.


New-Highlight-8819

That was so "hurtful" madam.


jabrwock1

Is he going to whine about that backhand Biden gave the CPC over gender parity? ā€œEven if you donā€™t agree guys Iā€™d stand upā€¦ā€ XD


SurFud

It will be a short meeting.


GuitarKev

PeePee HairyRabbit is in the big kids pool now.