The Conservative Leader outlined once again his plan to scrap much of what the Liberal government has enacted over the past nine years in a recent interview
TLN aired an interview with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and his wife, Anaida, on the weekend. If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tuned in, it must have ruined his vacation. Should the Conservatives win the next election, little of what Mr. Trudeau’s Liberal government enacted will survive.rarely grants interviews with the major networks or news publications. But he is open to speaking with other media, including ones aimed at various ethnic communities.
This goes far beyond scrapping the tax on carbon. It also means lifting caps on oil and gas production and loosening environmental regulations. “I want to sell our natural gas to wean Asia off of dirty coal,” Mr. Poilievre told Ms. Gonzalez. If Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault enacted it, the Conservatives are likely to reverse it.
The Liberal agenda of promoting diversity within the public service – gone. Protections for gender-diverse youth – gone. Efforts to combat discrimination in the criminal justice system – gone.The mention of guns and of a strong national defence are both particularly interesting. During election campaigns, Liberals love to bring up the issue of gun control, accusing Conservatives of wanting to put powerful weapons in the hands of criminals.
The Conservative Leader hasn’t publicly committed to meeting NATO’s minimum target of spending 2 per cent of GDP on defence.has made the commitment but no one believes him. Mr. Poilievre is at least signalling that he intends to take the issue of defence spending seriously.
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