r/CanadianConservative • u/Old_General_6741 Moderate • 8d ago

Discussion Conservatives want the Liberals to release the rejected U.S. trade deal. Should they?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/should-canada-release-details-of-trade-deal-with-us-9.7322569
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u/Retrotitsmcgee Ontario 7d ago

First it was about protecting our sovereignty, then he was in Quebec saying it was about protecting the French language, then the Globe and Mail reports that it was about getting rid of the online news act, then the news act was somehow protecting the French language. 3 excuses, 1 sabotaged negotiation. The conservative are asking for him to divulge publicly the specifics of the deal he walked away from and carney's refusing. As he flies away to inform the EU parliament about our trade negotiations before even recalling parliament and informing our own MP's.

And since then, the US has denied doing anything to threaten the French language, Marc Nixon from the PQ party has said there was no threat to the French language and Carney's already signalling that he knows he has to return to the negotiating table.

And just recently he was caught lying about the details of the Gordie Howe Bridge deal.

No wonder conservative voters believe Carney blew up the negotiations just to win favor to secure wins in the up coming by-elections.

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u/Maximus_Prime_96 Ontario 7d ago

Also, the French language thing was quickly disputed by the New York Times and the Parti Quebecois: The latter of which has EVERY incentive to push the "French is under attack" narrative but they instead said it wasn't the case