Any chance you can amend the law requiring front license plate? The plate sometimes block safety sensor and restrict airflow to the engine.
@fordnation
Who wants to bet the next Democrat President will just knock it down.
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That's not quite true.
The voters gave you a minority government.
The first thing you did was bribe a half dozen opposition MPs to cross the floor, to give you the power to rule without restraint or accountability.
That's the first thing you did.
People are complaining about @elonmusk success while using X. I can't make this up even if I tried.
We are either going to the 51st States or Russians.
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Iran is stalling in hope that the Democrat wins the midterm.
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This guy Marc knows his comment is unpopular. That's why he restricts comments. 10+ years of @liberal_party in government, this is where we're at, debts, and more debts. Hey, but we're helping the Ukraine government buying their 5th home each.
A person who killed 9 people, including kids and injured 25 others, had earned the @RCMP respect.
Sorry, Henry Bolton OBE, I would rather have the USA protect us Canadians.
NotBuyingit retweeted
Danny brings up an excellent point. Here are the 7 ministers who should, at the absolute bare minimum, apologize to Canadians for trampling their rights & freedoms by invoking the Emergency Measures act.
Mélanie Joly — Served in 2022 (e.g., Foreign Affairs) and remains in the current cabinet (Minister of Industry and related roles).
François-Philippe Champagne — In Cabinet in 2022 (various portfolios) and current (Minister of Finance and National Revenue).
Anita Anand — Joined/rose in prominence around that period and current (Minister of Foreign Affairs).
Patty Hajdu — Long-serving from earlier mandates, in Cabinet in 2022, and current (Minister of Jobs and Families).
Marc Miller — In Cabinet in 2022 and current (Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture).
Sean Fraser — Served in 2022 and remains current (Minister of Justice and Attorney General).
Dominic LeBlanc — A veteran minister in Cabinet in 2022 and current in a senior role (President of the King’s Privy Council and related portfolios).














