Hes definitely getting stuff done.
Great hearing more details - and decent approach.
Pierre Poilievre says he would retaliate against Trump tariffs, reduce inter-province trade barriers if elected
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he would retaliate against U.S. tariffs if he was elected prime minister, potentially matching them dollar for dollar.www.ctvnews.ca
So more substance from PP.
Echoing what I said about finding other sources to sell our stuff if the US is going be unreliable and is all about retaliation if needed .
Good. Strong stance in his part.
This is one of my few go-to fave podcasts these days.
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This is one of my few go-to fave podcasts these days.
A few others - this one with rabid partisans from all 3 parties represented "putting the cuss into discuss" on "The Curse of Politics" (as well as a longer-single-guest interview pod, and - for now - a weekly podcast on Team Red's Running of the Snakes Leadership Race - that one has young Red partisans who bring former campaign experience into the mix discussing the week's developments) ...
... this one with two guys taking more of an old-school approach to politics and journalism ...Air Quotes Media
Politics from the inside, out. Get beyond the talking points and explore the big ideas changing our politics, culture and the world. We’ll hear from the players in the game in a way that traditional media can’t deliver: unfiltered and without limits. It’ll take all of us—listening to each other...
... and these guys who follow polling like your favourite colour commentator follows sports stats (with occasional episodes in French, with both of them being native speakers).The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge
An insiders look at journalism, politics, and people with Peter Mansbridge. Listen on SiriusXM Canada or subscribe to the podcast on your favourite streaming platforms. Peter Mansbridge is an award-winning journalist, a Distinguished Fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the...
Éric Grenier
Insights and analysis about Canadian elections by Éric Grenier of The Writ, and home of The Numbers and Les chiffres podcasts co-hosted with Philippe J. Fournier.
Less frequently, but more than zero, I like this one with a host who you may not always agree with, but isn't afraid to push ...
... and this one with CTV's Vassy Kapelos, who's not afraid to push while also not being a dink.
CTV Power Play – Vassy Kapelos – CTV News
Vassy Kapelos hosts Power Play on CTV News Channel, talking to people and players who dominate the political scene in Canada.
You can hear a VERY different approach to journalism between Mansbridge & Kapelos when you listen back to back, for sure. Even 9D and I sometimes call The Bridge the "Two Old White Guys and Chantal Hebert" podcast (actually often enjoy more of her takes than the two guys').
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You can hear a VERY different approach to journalism between Mansbridge & Kapelos when you listen back to back, for sure. Even 9D and I sometimes call The Bridge the "Two Old White Guys and Chantal Hebert" podcast (actually often enjoy more of her takes than the two guys').
Another newer one I listen to sometimes is Michelle Rempel-Garner's ....
... and while I like hearing how a smart Team Blue member sees things/thinks, I kinda like her writing and being interviewed better than her podcasts.Michelle Rempel Garner Podcast | Substack
Top political and policy analysis from an expert in both. Your backstage pass to the corridors of Canadian power. Hosted by Michelle Rempel Garner.
He also does solo hits, which I don't watch at all - he sounds like he likes the sound of his voice enough when he has guests.
Very true, but Hebert, agree or disagree with her assessments, has going-way-back experience that Kapelos doesn't have as much of (yet, anyway). And she uses her experience in a way that's not quite as ... stodgy? ... as when the experienced guys go at it.
Oh he does. A good chunk of his followers don’t. Just the way he likes it.
that's the thing either:
Likely not. But no one here is telling Canadians that tariffs are something they are not.
i learned about them in jr high 30+ years ago. they're not a complicated idea:
Same. In grade 7. The treaty of reciprocity of 1854. I remember “Treaty of Reciprocity” but I had to look up the year lol.
I think he knows. If you listen to him he says he'll take the tariffs that are earned on the imports and use them to invest in American manufacturing.
