WATCH: Trudeau Dodges Responsibility For WE Charity Debacle

Trudeau acts like he is an innocent bystander in the government he runs.

As always when Justin Trudeau has a scandal, he’s avoiding all responsibility.

In response to the escalating WE Charity scandal – which never would have happened if the Trudeau government didn’t award the program to the Trudeau-linked group itself – Trudeau acted as if he was completely uninvolved and unrelated to the decision.

Instead, he claimed it was a decision by the WE Charity, even though his own minister Bardish Chagger earlier said it was a “mutual decision.”

Huh.

And of course, Trudeau called for “reflection,” and said the situation was “truly unfortunate.”

Trudeau is often derided as a fool, and that often fits, but he is also quite clever in his rhetoric, especially when dealing with a scandal centered on himself.

Just as he did with SNC-Lavalin, Trudeau distances himself from anything that goes wrong, acting as he if he is simply hanging back and watching things go wrong. And, because the media often gives him a free pass, it allows Trudeau to avoid the direct political damage that should be incurred by repeated scandals.

Still, the fact that the government and WE backed down is a testament to the power you have to spread the truth and generate justified outrage against the government, and it’s why we need to continue speaking up.

“Give yourself a round of applause. The fact that you helped to generate justified outrage over the WE Charity debacle is a big part of why they had to back down. People have real power on social media, which is why the elites are so desperate to silence us. Keep speaking up!”

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