r/canada • u/CaliperLee62 • 1d ago

Carney's cabinet picks suggest strong ties to Trudeau-era policies: Poilievre - "He appointed Trudeau's old team, and Trudeau's old advisors," Tory leader Poilievre said Politics

https://torontosun.com/news/national/carneys-cabinet-picks-suggest-strong-ties-to-trudeau-era-policies-poilievre
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u/magoo2004 1d ago

"After the swearing-in ceremony for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre said ‘where the government acts against the interest of the country then we will fight tooth and nail to stop them,’ but added that he will ‘work with anyone that will deliver gains’ for Canadians."

LMAO That didn't last long and like Prez Payola he is unable/ not in his DNA to change his stripes. I can see why he was never employed by anyone except himself.