I never decorate for Christmas until December. This year, winter arrived early. I broke my unwritten rule.

The baseball team of my cousin’s son is selling raffle tickets for guns. Powerful guns. Nothing says “I support kids” like providing more of the number one killer of children in the USA. 🤦🏼‍♀️ #Murica

Last night’s sunset

We need to pay less attention to Trump and more attention to those who are pulling the strings. Trump is nothing more than a useful dummy.

True patriotism isn’t blind. It allows for doubt and reflection. It recognizes that, although my neighbour’s vision of what is best for the country might differ from mine, we respect each other because we both want the best for Canada. It doesn’t demand exclusivity. 1/2

One of the best parts of being Canadian? Reading posts in English and French from our prime minister and never feeling the need to cringe or vomit.

Carney has a plan to make us stronger and will stand up to Trump. Poilievre will align himself with the orange felon. Canadians need to observe what is happening in the USA and vote accordingly.
#CarneyforPM
#CanadaStrong

I’m listening to Trump (and trying not to vomit). He’s still spreading misinformation about Canadian tariffs on US dairy. He’s so full of 💩. Furthermore, he repeats himself constantly and has the vocabulary (and emotional maturity) of a toddler.

Like many, I no longer supported the Liberals under the leadership of Trudeau. Government spending was getting out of hand. Fortunately, there has been a change of leadership. An experienced man with a history of fiscal responsibility and a thorough understanding of economics is now at the helm.

I was a member of the Young Progressive Conservatives. I voted PC for a long time. 2 events changed my choice of political party: 1) the merger of the PC party with the Reform Party and 2) teaching in a diverse and underprivileged area of Toronto. I will never vote for Timbit Trump. #NeverPoilievre

« Nous détruisons chaque jour des mots, des vingtaines de mots, des centaines de mots. Nous taillons le langage jusqu’à l’os. »

George Orwell, 1984