Justin Trudeau resigns and patriotic Canadians are elated the rule of Canada’s worst Prime Minister is finally over.
I say Canada’s worst PM because in survey after survey the people have given Justin that dubious, historical distinction. Yes, that blackface wearin’…
virtue signalling…
dancing fool … certainly made history, but not in the way he hoped.
Trudeau steps down after his Liberal Party kept turning up the pressure for his resignation. Sure, he was one of Canada’s longest serving PMs, and they supported his destructive policies, but hey, Trudeau committed the unforgivable sin of unpopularity with an approval rating in the 20’s.
It’s like, “Sorry Justin, it comes down to party survival and our pensions. Oh, and don’t let the door hit you on your way out.”
As with all left-wing narcissists, Justin virtue signals his exit as some noble and selfless act for the good of the country and the people. Whatever…cue the violins:
Since taking office, Trudeau has continually placed global initiatives such as massive immigration, crushing carbon taxes and the destruction of the Canadian housing market above the needs of his people. Funny how all leftist globalists, no matter the country, never build anything except destruction in their wake.
Ironically, the re-election of President Donald Trump hastened Justin’s downfall. His Liberal Party and the NDP (New Democratic Party) lost faith in his ability to negotiate the tariff matter with Trump.
Trump promises a 25 percent tariff against all Canadian goods if Canada does not stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigrants into the United States.
Something’s afoot behind the scenes on a global scale. Since Trump’s re-election, the globalist coalition is fraying. Germany’s government has collapsed and France’s , barely hanging on.
We’re witnessing a restructuring. The leftist globalist coalition is shrinking right before our very eyes because freedom-loving people have had enough. Justin is merely the latest casualty of this populist momentum.
How Justin kept getting re-elected speaks of either of a brain-dead voter majority or a well- honed election rigging machine.
Was it the latter or the former? Maybe both?
Trudeau’s inevitable demise is a natural consequence from the people when the economy falls into dire straits. People flock to liberalism when financial times are prosperous only to jettison the ideology when it bites them in the pocket book and threatens their personal safety.
Trudeau steps down as leader of the Liberal Party and will remain as PM until a special election chooses a new leader through a “robust, nationwide, competitive process.” As the liberal party selects a new leader, Parliament is prorogued until March 24.
So, like Slim Pickens riding the bomb in Dr Strangelove, the next intermediary Liberal leader will lead the party into its inevitable shellacking in the national election.
Who will that be? The majority of Canadian people could care less, answering “none of the above” as a first choice in a recent poll of liberal candidates.
On the ascendency is the Conservative Party led by Pierre Poilievre, who is widely expected to become Canada’s next Prime Minister. We’ll have to wait and see where he takes the country, if elected; but anything would be better than Trudeau.
Trump’s not even inaugurated yet and a new global order is forming. Poser tyrants such as Justin Trudeau deserve all the shame and ridicule of the people they shafted. It’s the MAGA effect.
