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WOKE Trudeau Promises Not To Make Canada Great Again · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So here's the headline. Justin Trudeau claims that Canadians don't want to make Canada
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  great again. Well, I mean, we've tried letting Justin destroy Canada,
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  So I don't know. I don't know if this is great messaging from Justin
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  Trudeau. Obviously, what he's trying to do here is to frighten Canadians with
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  the terrifying specter of maga conservatism, as he's been doing for the last few
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  months now. But I'm just not sure that Trudeau's promise to not make Canada
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  great is going to have the effect he was hoping for. Not in Canada,
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  not right now, says During question period on Wednesday, Justin Trudeau and
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  Pierre Poliev got into a heated debate over whether the Conservative government under Stephen Harper
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  had done a better job tackling crime in Canada. Well, this is one
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  of those things we don't have to guess at. See, here's where the
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  previous administration, the Conservative government in Canada started, and you can see crime
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  going down and down and down. And then where does Justin Trudeau take over?
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  Oh, it's right here when it goes up and up and up.
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  So it's not a debate. It's just simply a statistical fact. Justin Trudeau's
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  insane policies have made everything worse. But let's hear about what Canadians really want
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  from Trudeau himself. So to speaker, what we hear from the leader of
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  the opposition is under the previous Conservative government, everything was perfect and nobody thinks
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  it was perfect. People just think it was a lot better, you know,
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  because the policies weren't completely insane. What he is proposing to do is
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  to make Canada great again. That is not what Canadians want. He is
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  pining for a nostalgia the quite frankly Canadians do not what you'd be like,
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  a nostalgia for not having your car stolen. I guess that's on top of
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  the nostalgia for you know, being able to pay your rent or buy a
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  house or buy food. Yeah. I really feel like this strategy is a
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  loser for Trudeau. Pullyev, the leader of the Canadian Conservative Party, said,
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  let's talk about the cold, hard facts. There were two thirds less
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  cases of extortion in the last year of the common Sense Conservative government than there
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  are today. In the ten years we were in office. The number of
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  car thefts fell by half. That was because we targeted the worst defenders,
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  kept them in prison, secured our ports, and stopped organized crime. So
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  if that's make Canada great again, I'll take it. Pauliev went on to
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  point out that the Liberal governments catch and release policies have only multiplied crime and
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  called on the Prime Minister to follow the evidence and reinstate a common sense criminal
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  justice plan. Yeah, common sense. I don't know when I think about
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  the biggest, most important economic policy this government, if re elected, would
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  move forward. You'll forgive me if I don't think about monetary policy. Yeah,
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  that's not gonna happen. So I guess what this means is that Trudeau's
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  plan of releasing criminals so that they can commit more crimes didn't work. Well.
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  I mean, it worked for the criminals, but just you know,
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  not everybody else. But in any case, all that Trudeau has really achieved
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  here is to make Canada great again. Trend on X and I think it's
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  going to look better and better to people every day until Trudeau is no longer
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  in office, and maybe just maybe telling Canadians that he personally is definitely not
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  going to make Canada great again might be a miscalculation. Anyway, that's all
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