Analysis
Tuesday, January 7th 2025
Michael Cuenco Unherd, Jan. 7, 2025 “The rest of Trudeau’s rule from that point on was one long, drawn-out process of unraveling which can be described as “a political slow heat death.” In February 1984, Pierre Elliott Trudeau took a legendary walk in the bitter Ottawa cold: there, he decided that he had accomplished […]
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Tom Slater Spiked, Jan. 6, 2025 “I’m frankly amazed it took the good people of Canada almost 10 years to wipe that smug look off his face.” So it’s farewell to Canada’s first black prime minister. Yes, Justin Trudeau – the man who proved that in these topsy-turvy political times you can be a liberal […]
Jonathan Turley The Hill, Jan. 6, 2025 “Under Trudeau, human rights commissions became virtual speech commissars in Canada.” With Justin Trudeau’s announcement that he will step down as prime minister, Canada is now looking for a new leader after a decade under his policies. The question is whether anyone will look for the remnants of Canadian free […]
Robyn Urback Globe and Mail, Jan. 6, 2025 Had Prime Minister Justin Trudeau done what his caucus, members of his party, the polls, the Canadian people, his horoscope, and that guy screaming obscenities outside the Winners at Parliament Hill all suggested six months ago and stepped down then, there might have been a way for the Liberal Party to […]
Friday, December 22nd 2023
Rex Murphy National Post, Dec. 9, 2023 “The current rampage of obviously orchestrated and scary (ask any Jewish Canadian) manifestations has so far received not a fraction of the invective Justin Trudeau loosed upon the truckers.” It is very hard, indeed it may be impossible, to disagree with the flood of online remarks asserting […]
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