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If this is who we are supposed to be relying on to get a deal done with Trump, we should be celebrating that Jivani went down there. Imagine being this angry at someone trying to help Canadians? Joly sounds completely incompetent & petty in this clip.

Sharan Kaur Calling Jamil Jivani's Washington trip “theatrics” is what people say when they do not want to engage with facts. It is not analysis. It is a dismissal tactic. Just be honest about what actually happened. A sitting Canadian MP used an existing relationship with the U.S. Vice

I’m going to ask again, what is the point of this panel? It’s just 4 Liberals talking to each other, it’s not insightful to anyone.

Jamil Jivani met with Marco Rubio this week It's nice to finally see adults in the room repairing our trade relationship The Canada/USA partnership will be saved and it's thanks to the Conservatives putting partisanship aside to help Mark Carney fix his mess Great job

CTV brings on their Chief Political Commentator, the Globe & Mail, a CSIS director and everyone one of them says: "Why are we working with China? They have no credibility! We should be working with our allies the U.S.A!" 🙃

Tom Mulcair on Montreal @ctvnews on Thursday. He discusses how, despite "only" having a security clearance level of a Privy Council member, then-Prime Minister Stephen Harper would disclose top secret information to him "that went beyond [their] respective roles" in Parliament

Kimiko Shibata 🦋 NSICOP and it's lifetime gag order has been struck down by two lower courts now and is before the Supreme Court of Canada. Ask yourself seriously why Trudeau and the Liberal Party needed to impose a lifetime gag order? What secrets are they trying to hide? courthousenews.com/canadas-nation…

NSICOP is an agency of the executive branch rather than a true parliamentary committee. The Prime Minister has final say over what remains in their public reports. Once cleared, members cannot publicly disclose the classified details they learn. Violating this secrecy can lead

This should melt every liberal brain. Pass it on.

You can always count on Liberal or NDP partisans to claim Poilievre doesn’t have a security clearance & imply that there must be some nefarious reason. They don’t know & or even try to understand the difference between a security clearance which Poilievre has held for over 20

Security clearance explained as if you had the brain power of a typical liberal voter. Okay, kiddo, let’s talk about this like we’re playing with blocks. Pierre is a guy named Pierre Poilievre. He’s like the boss of a big team called the Conservatives in Canada. He wants to be

Stephen Kelly Pierre Poilievre has held security clearance for 20+ years—Level I as an MP, upgraded to Level II as a minister under Harper. He still maintains it today. The NSICOP one he skipped is a gag order, not a standard clearance. Facts matter before petitions. #Cdnpoli

Will Bruce Fanjoy 🍁 be apologizing to his constituents for misleading them?

James Moore on minority parliaments and a good reason for an election to call an election "When you're less than one year into a mandate, I think Canadian taxpayers, voters, they really, you really need to have a reason to go back to the public." "But look, you know, six of the

Kate Harrison "But if the goal right now is, as the Prime Minister said it was nine months ago, to come up with a new economic and security partnership with the United States, then there's your opening from the President who says he'd like to get back to the table." "And perhaps

Bev Oda, a cabinet minister in the Stephen Harper government billed $18 for a glass of orange juice down down south somewhere and the Liberals went ballistic about her ripping taxpayers off. Liberals are hypocrites.

Who wants to start a Petition to get the names of The MPs who are involved in Foreign Interference???

Doug Ford is the new Jagmeet Singh..

There’s a difference between diversification and substitution. Canada needs alternatives to overdependence, but replacing U.S. dependence with China dependence would be worse, not better. Any move that weakens coordination with allies carries long-term costs, particularly in