Readers discuss how the carbon tax is punishing Canadians\u003B the national crime surge\u003B name change folly\u003B and more
Activate your Online Access NowThis issue perhaps more than any other is driving Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives into majority government territory. Flip flops on carbon taxes put an end to the leadership ambitions of both Erin O’Toole and Patrick Brown.Thank you to Tasha Kheiriddin for exposing the cruel reality of Canada’s carbon tax.
But people aren’t taking long Sunday drives anymore; as Kheiriddin states they need vehicles to live their present lives. It is intolerable for Justin Trudeau and the Liberals to increasingly penalize us for driving gas cars in these circumstances. Many politicians put party above country. Many in political office owe their careers to partisanship and polarizing. Hugh Segal checked neither of those boxes. If you want to waste a lot of your time, spend it trying to find someone who will say a bad word about him.
After listing a litany of the PM’s shortcomings, I can only infer that Taube is suggesting there is a way forward for Trudeau in some kind of leadership role.
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