Canadians shouldn’t have to choose between a party that sells out to the CCP and a party that dines with the far right
This is a photo showing three Conservative MPs meeting with EU politician Christine Anderson. Anderson represents AfD , an anti-immigrant German political party.A pox on both their houses.
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