#andrew scheer

[terriwriting]

Yesterday Justin Trudeau stated that Conservative “Parliamentarians” are engaged in foreign interference in Canadian elections. And many observers pointed out that it was a bit odd for our Head Of Government to drop a bomb like that and then refuse to give names due to an ongoing investigation, as it would call for seemingly rampant and harmful speculation. Which is what we’re going to do now. So here are our picks for the Conservative MPs who would make the funniest foreign agents.

5 funniest options for which Conservative MP engaged in foreign interference

Yesterday Justin Trudeau stated that Conservative “Parliamentarians” are engaged in foreign interference in Canadian elections. And many obs

[theleftycanadianradical]

SOME POLICY SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE LIBERAL AND CONSERVATIVE PARTIES IN CANADA 

*Not a complete list*. I make no warranties against errors or typos. I am human. Going over the voting record at ourcommons.ca which I ENCOURAGE YOU TO DO YOURSELF, these are votes from Parliament that the Liberals and Conservatives agreed on from opposition motions and private Members bills mostly, but some from the Government itself.  People need to read policy before they vote, for themselves and think for themselves. I personally support the NDP and think voting strategically is a scam, because I don’t think the difference between the Liberals and Conservatives is wide enough for me and I don’t like how they voted on a lot of things. But even if you don’t support my party, I still hope you vote from an informed standpoint. Many Canadians aren’t.  @allthecanadianpolitics 

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Andrew Scheer trying to cut off Canadians from receiving an emergency benefit just months after he was caught appropriating money to pay for his kids’ private school is the height of hypocrisy

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[thewall98]

Plz, vote fellow Canadian...

[somefirewhiskeyfortheway]

Me til the 21st

"CANADA ISN'T A TWO PARTY SYSTEM!"

"VOTE NDP! VOTE NDP! VOTE NDP!"

"JAGMEET JAGMEET JAGMEET JAGMEET"

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[stevemaclellan]

Internal audit of Scheer's expenses turns up money on school, clothes, minivan

An internal audit of outgoing Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer's expenses has found he spent $18,000 a year of party money on private parochial school for four of his children.

Andrew Scheer billed the Conservative party for his kids' private Catholic school, private security, an extra housekeeper, his minivan and clothes for his family, a party review of the outgoing leader's spending has concluded.

As leader of the Opposition, Scheer made about $264,000 a year. That was before the automatic salary increase that took effect Wednesday, but he is promising to donate the difference to charity. He also receives a $2,000 car allowance.

He and his family live rent-free in the official Opposition leader's residence, Stornoway, although they continue to maintain a home in Regina.

The money for schooling covered the difference between the cost of a private Catholic school in Regina and in Ottawa, amounting to $18,000 in total a year for Scheer's four school-age kids.

[newsfromstolenland]

I want to talk about race as a factor in the 2019 canadian federal election

for those of you who know, you're aware that every candidate has been caught up in political discourse involving race

for those of you who don't know, justin trudeau did blackface and brownface (three times at least), andrew scheer has known ties to white nationalists, maxime bernier is racist in every imaginable way, elizabeth may has defended members of her party who did brownface and blackface,

and of course, jagmeet singh is a person of colour.

so why are so many canadians more willing to vote for one of four varying levels of racist white candidates than a man of colour?

it tends to come down to three reasons:

1. people are racist

2. people are refusing to acknowledge the racism of candidates they like (which is really a subsection of the first reason)

3. people don't believe canada is ready for a prime minister of colour

since I spend a solid chunk of every day of my life arguing about the first two reasons, right now I'd like to focus on the third.

isn't it convenient that the same people who boast about our superiority to the states are the ones who say we're not ready for a prime minister of colour?

interesting that we're supposedly "so much better", and yet can't do what america has already done? (elect a person of colour as leader of the country)

and it certainly is misleading when white people claim that the USA electing a black man led to the later election of trump. remember that obama served two consecutive terms. he was popular enough not only to be elected, but to be re-elected

I may have been fairly young when barack obama was first elected, but I remember people saying that the states weren't ready for a leader of colour

but then, enough people set aside that doubt and elected one

my point is that saying "I'll vote for a white person who does racist shit because canada is not ready for a brown prime minister" is a cop out

the more people use this cop out to avoid voting for a brown man, the less votes he gets, the more true your statement is. it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

it is backwards and frankly incorrect to claim that we are not ready for a brown prime minister. everytime you say that, you set us further back from that ever happening

and rest assured, you're harming more than just the upcoming election.

imagine you're twelve, brown, and interested in going into politics. all around you, people are saying "we're not ready for a brown prime minister."

you feel discouraged, find another dream, and the political world loses the insight of another person of colour

this attitude that canada cannot elect a brown man will set us back for generations, unless we address it's unfoundedness and racism