Carneys Handlungen repräsentieren nicht das, „was die Kanadier wirklich wollen und verdienen“, sagt Lewis

I also don’t think Canadians want or deserve Trudeau level immigration, further abuses within our refugee system by removing a first safe country provisions, or increasing the number of foreign students while reducing their tuition to the same rate as Canadian students.

The labour market is real. Tightening the market benefits Canadian workers. Workers of all types, but especially economically vulnerable and youth.

This is just one example, but a good one, of how out of touch Lewis is with much of his policy platform.

That, and his wing’s support for diving into foreign sectarian conflicts. These are inherently divisive, and shrink the pool of prospective supporters.

> following the U.S. into a future of wars, fossil fuels, austerity and job-killing generative AI.

Wars: By what metric is he saying we are doing this? Or is this just his way of saying I don’t like paying and equipping our military and its members?

Fossil Fuels: Oil and Natural Gas are not going anywhere and we rely on the money they generate to pay for the things we have in this country and in our provinces.

Austerity: Carney has literally proven he’s not aiming for austerity… He’s shifted spending and increased support and spending overall. Carney even cut the lowest tax bracket by 1% which affects all Canadians.

Generative AI: We’re literally getting a National AI strategy this year once the task force has completed its research and investigations on what Canada can do.

The hilarious part of all this is that Tommy Douglas was very much all about austerity and increasing taxes in order to pay for the services he created in Sask., **after** he balanced the budget and got rid of their massive debt.

Lewis sounds like the usual head in the clouds NDP person who believes everything will be paid for magically. **EVERY** single country that is more socialist than Canada has higher taxes and more evenly spread taxes across the board while their net benefactors (those who receive more than they pay) are significantly more than ours. Why? Because they pay more taxes and thus are able to offer more benefits and better social services to those who need them.