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LILLEY: In the battle for build Canada's economy up, Poilievre wins

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Responding to U.S.-imposed tariffs and economic threats has to involve more than chanting, "Elbows up," and yelling “Orange man’s bad” every time President Donald Trump’s name is mentioned. What Trump’s threats of tariffs, of retaliation, and of deregulating the American economy has shown us is that we have truly become too reliant on selling our goods to the Americans.

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LILLEY: In the battle for build Canada's economy up, Poilievre wins

Responding to U.S.-imposed tariffs and economic threats has to involve more than chanting, "Elbows up," and yelling “Orange man’s bad” every time President Donald Trump’s name is mentioned. What Trump’s threats of tariffs, of retaliation, and of deregulating the American economy has shown us is that we have truly become too reliant on selling our goods to the Americans.

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Poilievre Should Serve Up More Substance, Less Slogans, by Harvey Oberfeld - Easton Spectator

by Harvey Oberfeld Keeping it Real… April 2, 2025 “Axe the Tax” was great … perhaps the most memorable political slogans in modern Canadian political history. Successful too! Effective enough to force the Conservatives’ arch rival Liberals to drop the tax … at least temporarily. But Pierre Poilievre’s subsequent slew of slogans and catch phrases have not done so well … and are even turning voters off! The Conservative leader recently repeatedly …

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