Category: 2021 Federal Election

We Don’t Need It

*Bumped this back up to the top. The video just hit 100,000 views.

Team O’Toole had a golden opportunity to have a long conversation with Jordan Peterson and his over 4 million subscribers right before election day but they weren’t interested. Maybe the strategic thinkers thought the MSM would treat them better. A few hours after this mornings disastrous press conference a new video dropped.

An hour and sixteen minutes with Maxime Bernier.

O’Toole the …

GUNTER: Erin O’Toole playing the fool, If he doesn’t believe in his platform, why believe in him?

Want to know why Stephen Harper won three elections (even though two were just won minorities) and Erin O’Toole likely will not win this one? It’s because, when the liberal establishment — political and media — squawked about some right-of-centre Conservative policy, Harper stood his ground. He ignored the liberal carping and whinging and paid voters the respect of explaining why his ideas would work.

The New Segregated Economy

We’re on the tale end of a federal election and so far the only two things being talked about on this topic is a billion dollar app and firing health care workers who don’t want the jab.

‘Getting dangerous’: Calls grow for federal action amid Canada’s nurse shortage

“I don’t think I can do a fourth wave with this kind of staffing,” she told Global News. “It’s not good for my mental health. It’s not good for my family. It’s not a workable situation anymore.”

Across the country, hospital staff are leaving their jobs at an alarming rate. And that’s prompting experts and health-care workers to call for more action from the federal government. Nearly one in five job vacancies in Canada is in health care and social assistance, according to Statistics Canada. In early 2021, those sectors experienced the largest losses year-over-year compared to all other sectors.

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The Honourable Member From Air India

I do not know what this means, but it seems mockworthy enough.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

Naming the media who secretly took Trudeau’s $61M pre-election pay-off

I have in my hands the list of journalists who secretly took a $61-million pre-election pay-off from Justin Trudeau.

Trudeau shovelled it out the door to them just before he called the election. And he kept the list a secret. Until now.

The list is 29 pages long. If I’ve counted right, there are 49 names on each page, and it’s 29 pages long.

At the trough: Lots of numbered companies, and this stood out — CAA Saskatchewan got over $59,000 (say what? That’s a membership funded publication.) The French language periodicals seem to have received specially fattened payouts.

The list is at RebelInvestigates.com. Drop any finds in the comments.

h/t WPB

Can’t we just talk about socks?

‘In that moment, I knew he wanted me to lie.’ Jody Wilson-Raybould recalls a tension-filled meeting with Justin Trudeau

I think I was foreign and incomprehensible to him. After all, I was from the other side of the tracks. I was an Indigenous girl from a small fishing village – Cape Mudge, on the southern tip of Quadra Island just off Vancouver Island. I am Kwakwaka’wakw. The PM did not grow up in my neighbourhoods, with the kids I grew up with. None of his family went to residential schools. My childhood memories are closer to Comox and Cape Mudge than Rockcliffe. My political point of reference was the Big House, not the House of Commons.

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