Justin Trudeau has been running this country since 2015. What has he accomplished?
Since 2015, Justin has been working on growing our economy. He has introduced a “carbon tax” that has brought gas prices up to $1.70 a litre in some places. Isn’t that just great?! While he is doing that, he is also making the planet greener by encouraging people to be greener. Yes, all be it, only 10% of the revenue from to carbon tax goes to actual environmental issues! This is financial stewardship at its best!
Trudeau is also contributing to the economy in other ways. For instance, the government takeover of Alberta pipelines is certainly helping the economy. Becoming part of the International market, Trudeau has built great relationships. His relationship with our strongest and closest ally, the USA, has been a bit rocky though. His resources and focus on our military has been different from the beginning. He empathizes with a foreign terrorist, giving millions of dollars as an act of compassion. He cut veterans benefits, because we live in North America and we already have plenty.
Back in 2015, he promised that the budget would balance itself by 2019. Now that 2019 has come around the corner, it won’t balance itself by 2040. Isn’t that just great! That’ll mean more taxes to come, but as Canadians we are willing to bear than burden. As the saying goes, “tax me, I’m Canadian!”, and My children will have to pay for his decisions. Could this get any better!
Over the past few months, a major company called SNC-Lavalin has been in a court case, and Justin felt they should not be prosecuted in order to keep 8,000. The former Attorney General, Jody Wilson Raybould, was not in agreement and stood up to Trudeau. Being a woman and first nations she is, Justin Trudeau fired her. The Canadian economy really needed those jobs so we should disregard justice. We interviewed SNC-Lavalin later, and found that those 8,000 jobs were going to stay anyway! And the fact that Trudeau claims he supports women and first nations rights just really solidifies our faith in him.
Seeing all the things he’s done, wouldn’t you want him re-elected in 2019? He is politically correct, handsome and makes interesting decisions. God save Canada, and the Queen while you’re at it.
Article content: Jonathan McIntosh
The Pinecone 
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