“Justin Trudeau’s opponents serve the rich at the expense of middle class Canadians.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents silence Indigenous voices.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents make promises during campaigns, then break those promises once they’ve gained power.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents are bigots.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents are sexist.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents are hypocrites.”
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents have a hidden agenda.”
Canadians have been hearing this over and over and over again, often from Justin Trudeau’s own mouth.
He’s portrayed himself as the most ‘woke,’ ‘pro-diversity,’ ‘anti-discrimination,’ ‘open,’ and ‘modern’ leader, and says everyone else fails to measure up.
He and his cronies have not only demonized Andrew Scheer, but they’ve demonized the very idea of conservativism itself, casting millions of Canadians as enemies of Trudeau’s ‘progressive vision’ for Canada.
At times, the demonization has reached such a fevered pitch that Trudeau and the Liberals seem to think that Conservatives can’t even be real Canadians.
Yet, with Justin Trudeau’s racist blackface photo(s) now turning the election upside down, one thing has been made abundantly clear:
Justin Trudeau’s attacks on others are a projection of his own inner self.
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents serve the rich at the expense of middle class Canadians.”
SNC-Lavalin sure fits the bill. How about giving millions of our tax dollars to Loblaws for some new fridges, when the company is owned by a billionaire family?
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents silence Indigenous voices.”
Trudeau was happy to have Jody Wilson-Raybould around to boost his ‘progressive’ image, until she actually wanted to do her job and follow the law, at which point he booted her out.
“Justin Trudeau’s opponents make promises during campaigns, then break those promises once they’ve gained power.”