The guy actually went on TV in Atlantic Canada and downplayed steel tariffs because “we don’t use that much steel"

Carney keeps all the worst Trudeau-era policies in place — emissions caps, anti-oil and gas rules, the whole net-zero scam — but now he can personally override them whenever he wants. If those policies were good, why does he need an override button? He’s admitting they’re damaging Canada but refuses to scrap them.

He’s concentrating more power in the PMO than ever, acting like the King of Canada while surrounding himself with the same failed Trudeau retreads. His own caucus is still pushing the climate nonsense that’s been proven to waste billions and make life more expensive for regular people.

Meanwhile, oil and gas — our single biggest export earner — is still being deliberately held back. Provincial trade barriers are still choking the economy. And the same people who created this mess are still in charge, still pocketing money from the climate grift while average Canadians get squeezed.

This government was a failure under Trudeau. Under Carney it’s just a more polished version of the same failure.

Less government. Lower taxes. Cut the red tape. Develop our resources. Stop robbing the middle class to enrich insiders.

That’s the only reset that actually works.

This is one of the best takedowns of Mark Carney I’ve seen.

He’s not a businessman. He’s never run a company. He’s never met a payroll. He’s a lifelong bureaucrat who somehow convinced people he’s some kind of economic genius.

The guy actually went on TV in Atlantic Canada and… pic.twitter.com/kXKQaRnYen

— JayGen ???? er???????? (@JayGenXer)June 28, 2026