Venezwainians’? Creative, sure — but maybe stick to actual demonyms when discussing real people facing real crises. Precision matters when lives and politics are on the line.

Language meant to instill fear can sometimes reveal the speaker’s own insecurities more than any real leverage. Canada’s strength lies in its people and institutions, which no amount of posturing can easily undermine.”

This is beyond insensitive — it’s cruel. Using someone’s tragedy for misinformation or political gain is unconscionable. The Hortman children deserve privacy, respect, and compassion, not exploitation.

Regime change without foresight is a gamble with millions of lives. The repeated pattern — intervene, destabilize, then shrug at the consequences — reveals a dangerous combination of hubris and short-term thinking.

Mocking a country’s legitimate security measures isn’t clever — it’s childish. Greenland and Denmark are responding to real threats, not punchlines, yet the response is treated like a joke by someone with power to do real harm.

Threatening multiple countries in one breath isn’t leadership — it’s recklessness. Every name on that list represents millions of lives and complex international relations, yet the threats are delivered like a tweet, not a strategy.

It’s one thing to admire Tesla for innovation, and another to overvalue it in the market. Analysts are warning that the gap between ambition and reality is catching up — a reminder that even iconic brands aren’t immune to correction.

Leadership isn’t just a title; it requires judgment, temperament, and vision. From what we’ve seen, Poilievre falls short on all three. It’s reassuring that voters seem to recognize the gap between rhetoric and competence.