In reality, the worst kind of politician is McKenna, a politician who sold out her own nation and her own citizens in order to push ‘climate deals’ that benefit Communist China and other hostile nations.
Canada contributes less than 2% of global emissions.
Our oil and gas sector is already a world leader in environmental protection and the protection of workers rights.
Since we are a democracy – unlike many of the other oil-producing nations – the more oil & gas we sell and the more market share we take away from authoritarian states, the more the net power of the free world increases.
Of course, this also means that when our own oil & gas sector and our own standard of living is deliberately sabotaged by the Liberal government, it makes hostile nations more powerful at our expense.
Worst of all, this is a total betrayal of Canadians.
Canadians rightfully expect the government to empower people to succeed, rather than impose an extremist agenda that makes us poorer. Yet, that is exactly what the government has done, and politicians like Catherine McKenna were at the forefront of the same extremism we see from Steven Guilbeault and Justin Trudeau to this very day.
Canadians are fighting back
In the face of the deliberate assault on our standard of living, more and more people like us are fighting back, trying to return common sense and prosperity to the country.
A key figure in this fight is Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. Moe has long campaigned against the Liberal carbon tax, and now – after the Liberals gave exemptions to Liberal-friendly areas only – he’s making it clear that Saskatchewan will take action to defend itself:
“While Trudeau increases the carbon tax on January 1st making life more expensive for Canadian families, our government is removing the carbon tax on home heating, making life more affordable.
Starting January 1st, Saskatchewan families will no longer pay the carbon tax, or the GST on the carbon tax on natural gas and electrical heat, saving the average household about $400 a year.”
While Trudeau increases the carbon tax on January 1st making life more expensive for Canadian families, our government is removing the carbon tax on home heating, making life more affordable.
⁰Starting January 1st, Saskatchewan families will no longer pay the carbon tax, or the… pic.twitter.com/5TnagJI29w— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) December 28, 2023
Moe is 100% doing the right thing.
And unsurprisingly, Catherine McKenna isn’t happy about it:
“Dear Scott Moe: The rule of law is fundamental to our democracy. The disdain you show for it is unbefitting a Premier and puts our country on a dangerous road. All because you don’t want to take effective climate action.
The worst kind of politician.”
Dear Scott Moe: The rule of law is fundamental to our democracy. The disdain you show for it is unbefitting a Premier and puts our country on a dangerous road. All because you don't want to take effective climate action.
The worst kind of politician. https://t.co/fFHfoKBkae
— Catherine McKenna (@cathmckenna) December 30, 2023
McKenna likely feels threatened by a politician who is actually loyal to their own nation and own people, rather than selling them out to please a bunch foreign dictators and eco-Communists.
As Canadians continue to suffer because of eco-radicals like McKenna, more and more people are realizing that she and those of her ilk are the worst kind of politician, and that they must be defeated in order to save our country.
Spencer Fernando
