Then the CPC shouldn’t be silenced for linking them to China, Iran, and India.
Your logic, buddy.
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>To back up his claim, Baker noted that the Conservatives voted against a trade agreement between Canada and Ukraine — one the Tories said they objected to because it included an endorsement of carbon pricing — as well as government spending that included funds for training Ukrainian soldiers during last year’s marathon voting session in the House of Commons.
>The Conservatives have expressed support for that training mission, which began when their party was in power.
Baker also said Poilievre has expressed support for backing Ukraine but did not say whether he would abide by a 10-year security deal Ottawa inked with Kyiv in February. An Angus Reid poll from around that time suggested Conservative voters were more likely to think Canada is giving too much to Ukraine, which Baker cited as evidence that the party is catering to these feelings.
>For these reasons, Baker said he believes it is fair to claim the “Putin wing” has “taken over” the Conservative party, since he sees its presence as significant. And given that he views the war as essential to Canadian national security, Baker said he is willing to stand by his comments despite the deputy speaker’s ruling against him.
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One of the last plays always in the Liberal toolbox is to import American politics.
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Then the CPC shouldn’t be silenced for linking them to China, Iran, and India.
Your logic, buddy.
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>To back up his claim, Baker noted that the Conservatives voted against a trade agreement between Canada and Ukraine — one the Tories said they objected to because it included an endorsement of carbon pricing — as well as government spending that included funds for training Ukrainian soldiers during last year’s marathon voting session in the House of Commons.
>The Conservatives have expressed support for that training mission, which began when their party was in power.
Baker also said Poilievre has expressed support for backing Ukraine but did not say whether he would abide by a 10-year security deal Ottawa inked with Kyiv in February. An Angus Reid poll from around that time suggested Conservative voters were more likely to think Canada is giving too much to Ukraine, which Baker cited as evidence that the party is catering to these feelings.
>For these reasons, Baker said he believes it is fair to claim the “Putin wing” has “taken over” the Conservative party, since he sees its presence as significant. And given that he views the war as essential to Canadian national security, Baker said he is willing to stand by his comments despite the deputy speaker’s ruling against him.
One of the last plays always in the Liberal toolbox is to import American politics.
Abortion, gun control, Russian interference blah blah blah.
I want to afford groceries. Fuck off.