Mark Carney just became Canada’s new prime minister, and conservatives are already calling him out for being clueless. His latest comments about the economy and trade with the U.S. have left many scratching their heads. Critics say he’s making things worse than Justin Trudeau ever did.
Carney claims he’ll fight back against President Trump’s tariffs, but his plan sounds like a broken record. He wants to slap more taxes on American goods and give the money to Canadian workers. Conservatives argue this will hurt regular folks even more. Prices will go up, and jobs could disappear. It’s the same old tax-and-spend game Trudeau played, but with a fancier resume.
The new PM says he’s scrapping the carbon tax to “help families,” but nobody’s buying it. Conservatives point out he spent years pushing climate rules that choked Canada’s energy sector. Now he’s pretending to care about gas prices? It’s like a arsonist showing up with a water hose after the house burns down.
Even his trade war strategy is a mess. Carney brags about Canada’s “reliable” partners in Europe, but those deals haven’t stopped the economic pain at home. Farmers and factory workers are stuck paying the price for his globalist fantasies. Meanwhile, Trump keeps winning because Carney’s too busy lecturing about “net-zero” to protect Canadian jobs.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre didn’t hold back, calling Carney a “sneaky carbon tax guy” with too many conflicts of interest. Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper slammed him too, saying Carney’s radical climate policies will strangle Canada’s economy. They warn he’s all talk—just another elitist who thinks he’s smarter than everyone else.
Canadians wanted a leader who’d stand up to Trump. Instead, they got a banker who’s never won an election in his life. His fancy degrees and U.N. buddies won’t fix the cost of groceries or keep factories open. If this is Trudeau 2.0, Canada’s in for a rough ride. Conservatives say it’s time to dump the globalist playbook and put Canadians first again.
