Non-Coalition Coalition that’s Definitely NOT a Coalition…
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And SURPRISE!!! (Not surprised) NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Wednesday ended any speculation his party would pull out of its deal with the minority Liberal government by finally agreeing to support the government's budget.
Phew!! Close call (not). Singh said his party wanted time to digest the document, which was tabled April 16, but is ultimately voting in favour of it because of shared initiatives that it proposes.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh confirms his party will support the Liberals' federal budget — The Canadian Press
OTTAWA - NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Wednesday ended any speculation his party would pull out of its deal with the minority Liberal government by finally agreeing to support the government's budget.
Well golly Andy , surprise surprise surprise .And SURPRISE!!! (Not surprised) NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Wednesday ended any speculation his party would pull out of its deal with the minority Liberal government by finally agreeing to support the government's budget.
Phew!! Close call (not). Singh said his party wanted time to digest the document, which was tabled April 16, but is ultimately voting in favour of it because of shared initiatives that it proposes.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh confirms his party will support the Liberals' federal budget — The Canadian Press
OTTAWA - NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Wednesday ended any speculation his party would pull out of its deal with the minority Liberal government by finally agreeing to support the government's budget.apple.news
You've convinced me that it's overwhelmingly likely the Tories will take Parliament in a tsunami.
What will they do with it? What are your priority issues? If this board is anything to go by, seems like outlawing anything and everything that hurts the feels of prairie farmboys would be Job 1.
What will they do with it? What are your priority issues? If this board is anything to go by, seems like outlawing anything and everything that hurts the feels of prairie farmboys would be Job 1.
Odds are good at this point, but an election is still a long ways away.
Not to oversimplify, but a reset of the pocketbook back towards (and then eventually to) living within our means, & the combination of factors to achieve that (increasing income while cutting expenses is what it boils down to). We’re so far down the rabbit hole of spending borrowed money that it needs to be reeled in before our peso is worth fifty cents on the dollar. Yes it’ll be painful and yes it needs to happen.
I'd rather have social unity than an extra $200 to eat high end steak with just my wife.
Based on his rhetoric, Canadians might think that Jagmeet Singh was a harsh critic of the Trudeau government — one who holds the Liberals to account. Yet, by his actions, Canadians who are paying attention will quickly realize that Singh has turned his party into a doormat for the Liberals to walk all over.
During the last couple of weeks, Singh has blasted the Trudeau Liberals as unable to fix the housing crisis, leaving disabled people in poverty, of favouring oil and gas CEOs over ordinary Canadians and failing Canadians on foreign interference.
You would think with a roster of complaints like that, the NDP would take the latest budget as a chance to vote down the Trudeau government. Instead, Singh and his party complained loudly, but tucked tail and announced they would support the budget while “fighting Liberal failures.”
Those Liberal failures have only been able to continue for the last two years due to the coalition the NDP formed with the Liberals in March 2022. Despite the Liberals missing several deadlines, despite failing to deliver on the promises of that agreement, Singh — with an eye on his pension — has chosen to keep propping up the Trudeau Liberals.
Better to sell out all principles and collect millions in future pension payments than stand up for what is right seems to be Singh’s mantra.
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I’m still trying to figure out what seat where Federally in Saskatchewan that is predicted to potentially vote Liberal in the next Federal election on Oct 27th, 2025 is located…
During the last couple of weeks, Singh has blasted the Trudeau Liberals as unable to fix the housing crisis, leaving disabled people in poverty, of favouring oil and gas CEOs over ordinary Canadians and failing Canadians on foreign interference.
You would think with a roster of complaints like that, the NDP would take the latest budget as a chance to vote down the Trudeau government. Instead, Singh and his party complained loudly, but tucked tail and announced they would support the budget while “fighting Liberal failures.”
Those Liberal failures have only been able to continue for the last two years due to the coalition the NDP formed with the Liberals in March 2022. Despite the Liberals missing several deadlines, despite failing to deliver on the promises of that agreement, Singh — with an eye on his pension — has chosen to keep propping up the Trudeau Liberals.
Better to sell out all principles and collect millions in future pension payments than stand up for what is right seems to be Singh’s mantra.
LILLEY: Scotland's Greens show Jagmeet Singh and the NDP how to act — Toronto Sun
Unlike the weak NDP, Scotland's Greens flexed their muscle in a minority to force change.
I’m still trying to figure out what seat where Federally in Saskatchewan that is predicted to potentially vote Liberal in the next Federal election on Oct 27th, 2025 is located…
Probably Moose Knuckle or Camel Toe or someplace like that.
Nothing like that but how about Elbow, Eyebrow or Climax?
Here it is, boiled down to a 30 second clip…
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…explaining why the Liberal/NDP non-coalition coalition that’s definitely not a coalition-type coalition will endure to the bitter end regardless of any scandal or shenanigans on the part of Trudeau & his merry band of Libtards.
Jagmeet Singh is CRUSHED, then ADMITS he is Propping Up Trudeau #shorts
Full video breakdown: https://youtu.be/uAVW1kvpkzo#pierrepoilievre #justintrudeau Be sure to LIKE the video and subscribe to help share the content with new ...
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