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Originally Posted by 2ArmBands
The altering of the carbon tax is merely an example. Do you think that Carney altering the carbon tax a month before the election had nothing to do with the fact that his opponent was lobbying hard against it? Let’s keep in mind that historically Carney was in favour of such a tax.
But again merely an example.
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Small point of correction, he removed the consumer carbon tax, he didn’t alter it. I know you’re confused, but figured I’d help.
Why he did it isn’t a secret, as he explained his reasoning several months before he became Prime Minister (not just a month before the election), which was that it had become too divisive.
Do you think if it was popular that it would have been removed because PP “lobbied hard”? Or are you just avoiding admitting that Carney listened to the people of Canada before he was in any position of power, and then acted on it as soon as he had the power to do so?
So, again, you’re suggesting you take cues from PP on how to think and feel about things, and now doubling down on that embarrassment by giving PP credit for someone
else actually listening to your sentiments. Is PP just everything to you?