“Canada and the United States have built a remarkable partnership. In the economy, in security and in rich cultural exchange. But Canada doesn’t live because of the United States,” Carney said
“Canada thrives because we are Canadian.”
defendthegood on
How does Carney not understand that Canada’s prosperity is directly related to the 75% of our exports that are bought by the US. Our economy would be devastated for example by cancellation of the cusma trade agreement. A little appreciation towards our benefactor would go a long way.
justdootdootdoot on
“In a time of rising walls and thickening borders, we can demonstrate how a country can be both open and secure, welcoming and strong, principled and powerful.”Â
Carney just can’t not hit hard with his comments. I won’t agree with many policies, but echoing a lot of other comments in threads in the past week – I’m glad this guys at the helm right now.
AbeLieberman on
Man the Conservatives talking points are literally insane. As a centrist I can see the positives of both sides but the Conservative attitude seems to mirror Polliviere. You can’t just continually say the Conservatives would do it better. Back it up. What ideas do you have that Carney should implement? This left vs right BS is a dark road towards politics similar to what’s happening in the US. I don’t want their politics here.
Hutrookie69 on
Two things can be true,
We’ve built something with the United States and we rely on them to be a sovereign, progressive nation.
Routine_Soup2022 on
He’s definitely hit his stride. One comment: if he’s talking about defending pharmacare, that’s great but someone needs to remind him it needs to be expanded to a few more provinces yet.
Responsible_Crew_826 on
I am conservative. I have always voted that way. But I am digging Mark Carney. I am willing to be patient. Pierre Poilievre is by far not the solution. I like that Carney is pulling liberalism back toward the middle, focusing more on competence and stability than ideology. At this point, I care less about party labels and more about who can govern seriously and calm things down.
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So good.
“Canada and the United States have built a remarkable partnership. In the economy, in security and in rich cultural exchange. But Canada doesn’t live because of the United States,” Carney said
“Canada thrives because we are Canadian.”
How does Carney not understand that Canada’s prosperity is directly related to the 75% of our exports that are bought by the US. Our economy would be devastated for example by cancellation of the cusma trade agreement. A little appreciation towards our benefactor would go a long way.
“In a time of rising walls and thickening borders, we can demonstrate how a country can be both open and secure, welcoming and strong, principled and powerful.”Â
Carney just can’t not hit hard with his comments. I won’t agree with many policies, but echoing a lot of other comments in threads in the past week – I’m glad this guys at the helm right now.
Man the Conservatives talking points are literally insane. As a centrist I can see the positives of both sides but the Conservative attitude seems to mirror Polliviere. You can’t just continually say the Conservatives would do it better. Back it up. What ideas do you have that Carney should implement? This left vs right BS is a dark road towards politics similar to what’s happening in the US. I don’t want their politics here.
Two things can be true,
We’ve built something with the United States and we rely on them to be a sovereign, progressive nation.
He’s definitely hit his stride. One comment: if he’s talking about defending pharmacare, that’s great but someone needs to remind him it needs to be expanded to a few more provinces yet.
I am conservative. I have always voted that way. But I am digging Mark Carney. I am willing to be patient. Pierre Poilievre is by far not the solution. I like that Carney is pulling liberalism back toward the middle, focusing more on competence and stability than ideology. At this point, I care less about party labels and more about who can govern seriously and calm things down.