I know the questions keep coming up (and it’s totally fair play), but…I don’t have the impression that it’s had any sort of impact on the electorate. Maybe I’m wrong.
I mean, he wouldn’t answer the question regarding his investments in Brookfield during the debate, so I think the answer is fairly obvious:
When you want to find the rich people that are profiting from offshore tax havens, here is one right here. He’s literally stealing Canadian tax dollars for personal gain, and were going to give him the keys to the kingdom because he’s not PP. Bloody hell.
Because PP won’t do that?
I never said that. PP would quite obviously be worse, and that’s why we’ll give the keys to Karney. But this path leads to more wealth inequality which will eventually result in populism taking over.
PP isn’t your only other option.
