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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s vaccine rhetoric, his motives for the upcoming election, and his fitness to lead Canada were called into question during a podcast.
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(LifeSiteNews) – Storied Canadian journalist Rex Murphy recently appeared on Jordan Peterson’s podcast to talk about the Canadian election and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. In an episode entitled Justin Trudeau and the Election that Should Have Never Been, the two Canadian intellectuals discussed an array of what they consider to be the failures and motives of Trudeau during his time as PM.
In Murphy’s opinion, calling an early election was a risk by Trudeau, that a politician would only take if he wanted to gain a majority of the parliament if he presently had a minority. However, with a compliant House of Commons, Murphy thinks that Trudeau has called this election because soon enough Canadians will grow sour of Trudeau when the pandemic slows down. “All that money going out, not being accounted for, parliament not exercising its functions … Is it possible that the Trudeau government is really, really worried that when the pandemic slows down … I think there was a fear that if he [Trudeau] remained in minority … and the press could get off that one topic [COVID] … they would start to look at the record of that spending.”
Peterson opined about the purpose of the election and expressed confusion at what the political leaders believe. In his opinion, the federal leaders’ debate was a failure, and Conservative Party of Canada candidates failed to make a conservative talking point. “Erin O’Toole, the putative conservative, ceded the conceptual territory so that half the debate was taken up on climate change and reconciliation. And only a quarter of it on ‘affordability … ’ that means the economy, that means the entire business of governance … Is climate change really that crucial a crisis right now?”
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