Mr. Speaker, before the election, the Prime Minister promised elbows up. After, it was, “Who cares?”
Before the election, the Prime Minister said the tariffs were an existential crisis. Now he says they are not a burning issue. Before the election, the Prime Minister promised to negotiate a win. After, he backed down to American tariffs. Those tariffs have now doubled on Canadian aluminum, autos and steel and tripled on Canadian lumber. Before the election, the Prime Minister promised the fastest-growing economy in the G7. After, he delivered the fastest-shrinking economy.
Why is the Prime Minister before the election so different from the one after?