Desperate NDPLiberals Are Using the Desperate Comparisons and Blame Game of Trump Too Often Lately After Chinese Election Interference Allegations

The "language spin" from the NDPLiberals on this Chinese election interference allegation has reached a new intensity, even for this party, for apparently something NDPLiberals claim is not true.  After trying to throw it back at the opposition ("how dare they ask questions of election integrity" and "Trump style tactics" after the media actually raised the issue), the latest is (and, of course)....

"...Trudeau also suggested that allegations of China’s interference involving Dong that put the MP’s loyalty into question could be linked to “racism.”..."

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/trudeau-liberal-mp-chinese-interference

Liberals Only Now Asking Canadians What it Wants for Immigration AFTER Record Amounts Have Been Set

 Well there's an idea (likely under the guise of "transparency" and selectively "prove" Liberals' aggressive goals, but whether it will do anything before 2025's election is probably moot)

https://www.cicnews.com/2023/02/ircc-will-now-allow-canadians-to-directly-influence-future-immigration-policies-and-programs-0233349.html

Justin Continues to Dig a Deeper and Deeper Hole Over Chines Election Interference

 Digging a deeper hole.

"...Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claims there are “many inaccuracies” in the leaked documents from Canada’s national intelligence agency in recent days about China’s attempts to influence the 2021 federal election, but didn’t specify what exactly was inaccurate.

Trudeau made those comments during a press conference Thursday in Halifax to highlight his government’s efforts in signing health care deals with the provinces, but reporters raised once again the issue of Chinese interference and those leaks presumably coming from CSIS..."

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/trudeau-claims-inaccuracies-in-leaked-documents-about-chinese-interference

Why Will Liberals Never Learn to Slow Spending?

The Liberals will never learn

"...The Parliamentary Budget Office has just released its analysis of the final Supplementary Estimates for the fiscal year, through which the government requests Parliament’s permission for money to satisfy its spending requirements.

The estimates reveal a rudderless ministry that is living beyond its means.

The first thing that catches the eye is that the government has requested another $800 million to outsource professional services, which takes the total for the year to an eye-popping $21.4 billion..." 

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/spending-estimates-offer-reality-check-liberals

RRSP versus TFSA

 https://financialpost.com/personal-finance/retirement/rrsp/no-free-money-rrsps

The Liberal limits of incompetence are being pushed further and further

 

"...Such a level of incompetence has been achieved by Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion.

This summer, Hussen learned that his department gave $122,661 to raging antisemite and ethnostate advocate Laith Marouf through a grant to his de-facto employer, the Canadian Media Advocacy Centre (CMAC).

Hussen took more than a month to recall the money. Months later, the money still hasn’t been repaid and Marouf appears to be living in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Hussen still hasn’t confirmed whether formal legal action will be taken, or if the matter will be referred to the RCMP. He’s still relying on five failed attempts to retrieve payment, as well as the still-fruitless efforts of a collection agency..."

Chinese Election Interference: Trudeau's Gall to Have Such an Answer

 The gall to have such an answer...

"...Prime Minister Justin Trudeau downplayed the CSIS reports and said the leaked documents are a sign that the organization needs to review its internal security measures.

To say this is pathetic is an understatement. Unless Trudeau takes immediate and decisive action to stop this interference, he will not only fail to rebuild his tattered credibility on national security, he will undermine the very democracy he purports to serve.

There are three measures that should be taken immediately. First, Parliament should establish a foreign agents registry similar to the one adopted by Australia, to require anyone acting on behalf of a foreign government to register their lobbying activities — a measure that has high levels of support among Canadians..."

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/trudeau-shrugs-as-evidence-of-chinese-electoral-interference-mounts