Poilievre: “If I had my way, I’d lock them up and throw away the key.”
👉That’s a really emotional thing to say, but laws aren’t supposed to be based on anger — they’re supposed to be fair. Do you really think mandatory sentences make society safer? The data says they don’t.

Poilievre: “Everywhere Mark Carney goes, we get more tariffs.”
👉You say you’d get Trump to pause tariffs — how exactly? What would you offer him that wouldn’t sell out Canada?

Poilievre: "I’d use the notwithstanding clause to overturn the court’s decision on mandatory minimums."
👉Isn’t that against your whole ‘freedom’ thing? Where would you stop using that clause — just for this, or for anything you don’t like the court saying?

Poilievre: "Liberals spent more and housing costs doubled."
👉 Housing prices also doubled in the U.S. and other countries with totally different governments. Are you sure that’s because of spending — or is it more about corporate greed and low interest rates?

Poilievre: "The more government spends, the more things cost."
👉That’s not how inflation works. Prices went up in every country — even the ones that spent less. Can you name one economist who agrees that federal spending is the main reason for inflation in Canada?

Any party in power right now would face the same global mess—high costs, Trump's tariffs, unstable markets, supply chain shocks. The Conservatives don’t care about fixing it. They just want power to get into power, no matter how much fear or division they spread to get it.

It’s straight from the Cambridge Analytica playbook: use data to find people’s worries, feed them outrage & turn emotion into political power. Conservatives aren't solving affordability or instability—they’re exploiting it to win - no matter what.