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Originally Posted by ThePrince
I'm not sure if you're lumping me in with Maple MAGA here. I don't agree with almost anything that GullFoss says, but I do have a very difficult time understanding how you're refusing to acknowledge that clearly some of Trudeau's policies have contributed to the continued widening of the gap being referenced. By doing so, you are completely absolving his administration of any accountability, which is so mind-boggling to me.
But if you are including me in your "Maple MAGA" tirade, I'm happy to continue to address why it's also clear you have no idea how the complexities of the economy have been affected by Trudeau's incompetence.
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And once again, after drawing it out with crayons, you're moving goalposts.
Original post was graph showing Trudeau's face as the reason for widening gap. It's simply more complicated economic factors than simply electing a new PM 12 months after the gap started to widen. The gap started to widen in 2014 with the oil crash and other economic factors before Trudeau was elected. That's the point. That's it. Black and white.
Arguing what 10 years of Trudeau's economic legacy is another story, one you seem to keep deflecting and avoiding to for some weird reason as if it helps with the Trudeau pile-on.
Let's see if you can get acknowledge this fact. If you can, then we can progress from there.