HEY LIBS: What Trump Said About Canada’s Conservative Will Melt Your Brains
Trump just threw a huge wrench into the Canadian election
The few people paying attention will notice that up in the Great White North, Trudeau is gone, a WEF globalist took his place, and the commanding Conservative lead is up in smoke.
Surely Trump will throw Pierre Poilievre a lifeline to help him out, right? He’s a Conservative, after all.
Trump’s tariff agenda caught everyone in Canada flat-footed, and it’s a big reason Mark Carney (pictured below with Epstein’s girl) rushed in to fill a sudden and unexpected Trudeau vacancy.
In the same way that the Dems have yet to figure out exactly how to unify in their opposition to Trump, as he moves like a bulldozer through so many of their favorite things, Canadians are scrambling to find a response to the existential threat tariffs will cause the Canadian economy.
Trump may be joking about the 51st state thing. Mostly. But there’s a kernel of truth at the heart of it. Canada’s economy has been characterized by some who know as a house of cards, largely propped up by protectionist trade policy.
Remember the conservative Canuck with the apple who was so popular a while back? He’s the leader of the Conservatives. With an election coming up, and the message of ‘Trudeau is corrupt and can’t lead worth a damn’ suddenly irrelevant with Trudeau leaving, he has to convince a nervous Canadian public that he’s ‘doing someting’.
Leftwing media in Canada (almost oll of it) wants voters to see Poilievere as ‘little Trump’, and uses the same king of ‘pulling his strings’ puppet imagery about their relationship that the Presstitutes try to use in calling Trump subservient to Putin. *Yawn*
Because Canada does not yet see through their lying press, many are believing what they’re being told… which is turning independents away from Pierre, in favor of the shiny new guy from Davos who was just sworn in to replace Trudeau. (Majority Leader gets to be Prime Minister. Just like England. It’s messy, but it’s the system they’ve got.)
Here’s Trump’s chance to set the record straight, to denounce the new guy and smile on Pierre Poilievre, who is a fiscal conservative who believes in many of the same principles that energize MAGA.
Given a chance to make nice with Pierre, what did he do? He said nicer things about the Big Lib than he did about the Conservative who ‘said some bad things’ about him.
Here’s the clip:
Suddenly all of those friends-with-Trump arguments have just boomeranged on Canada’s Libs, and Poilievere is the one Trump doesn’t want. Either he means it, or he’s posturing. And really, with Trump… who can say they’re sure they can tell the difference half the time?
The election just got that much more complicated. Which, in the end, is good for Trump’s bargaining from a position of strength. And he knows it.
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