Cinq Chef's Q&A Carney is asked how he will pay for his tax cut and what responsibility he bears for being an advisor to Trudeau's reckless spending
"I was CEO of other companies and I was not the decision maker. I wasn't actually there"
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On Thursday's Cinq Chef's Q&A Carney is asked how he will pay for his tax cut and what responsibility he bears for being an advisor to Trudeau's reckless spending
Says he will unveil a platform
" I was CEO of other companies and I was not the decision maker. I wasn't actually there."
If he disagreed with the Trudeau measures, why didn't he quit advising?
His only commitment is to reduce the speed at which his government increases spending "We have to start by reducing the expense growth rate."
No balanced budget
No reduction in bureaucracy
No program cuts
And another industrial Carbon Tax
None of these are incentives for entrepreneurial or business confidence to grow to create the productivity Canada desperately needs
On Thursday's Cinq Chef's Q&A Carney is asked how he will pay for his tax cut and what responsibility he bears for being an advisor to Trudeau's reckless spending
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher)April 6, 2025
Says he will unveil a platform
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