[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Parameters of the game has changed.

Before the trade war, people across the board were ready for change (even for the sake of change).

Now our sovereignty is potentially at stake not far down the road, fears of green initiatives is small beans compared to fending off the bully to the south and his tariffs.

PP has shown himself to be tone deaf and doesn't seem to be able to offer specific solutions but just continues to rail against what's now a ghost of the past. His accusations against Carney lack solid evidence (compared to the Liberals who have direct quotes of him repeating Trump's statements verbatim), and he still refrains from calling out Trump directly. That's a red flag for me.

Has Pierre convinced me in any way, shape or form that he's the guy we should entrust with upholding our sovereignty and fighting tooth and nail against this dementia-riddled aggressor? Hell no. And not when he potentially has Trump and Trump policy sympathizers in his midst. He needs to condemn it explicitly to inject any faith into me, personally.

Meanwhile in what could be the shortest PM term in history, Carney immediately has gone to Europe to strengthen relations over there. I see one guy working for his country's future economic interests and another b####ing about some irrelevant #### over the 800 pound gorilla in the corner.

Approaching this like the last 2 months didn't change the way we need to think about our vote is dimwitted.

And I was ready to vote PP a calendar year ago, so it's not like I was ever in the liberals' camp. I haven't been for at least half of those 9 years.

But times and circumstances change.

I'd recommend getting off PP's teat for a minute and seriously thinking about this from a pro-Canada perspective. Not just through blue goggles.