Canadian Prime Minister calls Trump for the ‘crisis of our lives’ while he is calling the SNAP elections
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a choice, saying that Donald Trump needed a strong mission to address the threat of tariffs to the economy.
After Justin Trudeau’s resignation, the unleaded Carney, the leader of the Canadian Liberal Party, is trying to sweep the questionnaires and benefit from the party’s recovery in recent weeks.
The next election was not held until October 20, but now it will continue on April 28 before the end of the next month.
Carney shifted to Trump during a conversation – the GOP leader said that the most important ‘crisis of our lives’ caused the crisis of our lives and threatened the freedom of Canada. This is about Trump’s desire to make the country’s 51st state.
“We are facing the most important crisis of our lives due to President Trump’s unfair trade actions and threats to our sovereignty, Carney said Carney.
“ There is a lot to do to secure Canada. Investing in Canada, building Canada, unifying Canada. That’s why I want a strong positive task from my Canadians.
Carney, Canadian President King Charles, the personal representative of the General Governor – after approved the election request to journalists in the statement, “ I wanted to call an election for April 28 in general, and accepted and accepted.
Carney, a former banker who had no previous political or election campaign experience, seized liberal leadership by convincing party members that he was the best person to fight Trump two weeks ago.
Although the next election was not paid until October 20, Carney has hoped to benefit from a significant recovery by the liberal party in surveys since January
Now there is five weeks to win Canadians.
The surveys show that the liberals, who have been in power since 2015 and who followed official opposition conservatives at the beginning of the year, are now a little ahead of their competitors.
IPSOS Public Relations CEO Darrell Brickker, “ We have passed through an election that people want to switch to a much higher election about leadership, ” he said.
“Conservatives ‘ability to attack liberals has greatly reduced, because people are here and now and focused on the near term, not what happened in the last 10 years,’ he said.
The conservatives tried to describe Carney as an elitist who plans to maintain Trudeau’s high government expenditures policy. They also accuse him of being less clear about how he conveys his personal financial assets to a blind confidence.
When Carney asked for the trust last week, he was accused of wanting to deal with the reporter ‘conflict and patient will’. The prickly reaction may give conservatives hope that Carney can stumble during the first campaign.
The key to any victory will be a good performance in the state of Quebec, which is mainly spoken in French. Carney had a problem at a press conference when he was asked to answer French, first misunderstanding the question and then asked to answer English.
The conservative leader Pierre Poyilevre speaks perfectly French and is an experienced politician who fights seven elections.
Laura Stephenson, a political professor at Western University in London in Canada, said Carney’s inexperience may not be so important, given the Trump factor.
“There is a different comparison between leaders and what they can do,” he said. ‘During this campaign, I feel that we will see a little more grace to politicians than given to politicians.’
A 4.009 online Angus Reid survey, published on Monday, gave liberals to 42 percent public support and conservatives to 37 percent. Angus Reid, error margin is 1.5 percent out of 20, he said.
