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To: koan who wrote (312802)12/5/2025 3:25:56 PM
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You keep on confusing liberal vs. Liberal, and failing to recognize that these terms have different meanings outside the US.

Are you claiming that those policies of Carney's I laid out are somehow liberal because they were proposed by the leader of the Liberal party? The only to maintain that position is to ignore the actual content of those policies, which conform to conservative values

Sometimes the Liberal party leans to the liberal side of the political spectrum, and sometimes sometimes the Liberal Party leans to the conservative side. Right now the Liberal party under Carney is the most conservative it has been since the early 1990s under Paul Martin, as evidenced by those hard right policies I outlined.

I never said Carney is not a good leader. I am saying he is pursuing a very right wing agenda

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