Carney’s White House Visit From Elbows Up To A Dragging Tail

Take heart, Canada, for this is not the end

, --May 6, 2025

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Arrogant, big-talking Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s highly hyped visit to the White House in the end came down to this: ‘He went in with ‘Elbows Up’ and left visibly frustrated with a dragging tail’.

The president of the United States and the prime minister of Canada couldn’t possibly be more poles apart. President Donald J. Trump, leader not just of America but striving savior of Western society, works diligently around the clock to ‘Make America Great Again’—with only the Democrats complaining about it.

Carney’, a Liberal Party-installed prime minister without even a single vote, is the Klaus Schwab founded World Economic Forum agent sent to Canadian Parliament to rid the world of America on their hundred-year trek to One World Government.

“Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Friday he would visit the White House on Tuesday after Carney’s Liberal Party emerged victorious in the nation's federal election last week to discuss a 25% tariff imposed on goods from the nation sent to the U.S. and Trump's repeated urging that the U.S. northern neighbor becomes the "51st state.”(Globe & Mail, May 6, 2025)

    "We are meeting as heads of our government," Carney said Friday of the upcoming meeting. "I am not pretending those discussions will be easy.”

LOL! and as time was to prove, they weren’t!

During the Trump politesse stage when he described Carney as a “very nice guy”, Carney appeared visibly flattered and calm. But after most media questions were asked of Trump, and towards the end of the meeting, when Trump made it clear that the U.S. “does not need Canada’s steel, cars and aluminum”, Carney appeared frustrated and was wringing his hands, and flopping them as he tried to interject.

Carney’s “not pretending those discussions will be easy” was an easy call because as a watching world can attest, President Trump, who rose back to his feet when Secret Service agents couldn’t keep him down, defiantly shouting “Fight!” “Fight!” “Fight!” in a barely missed assassination attempt in Butler, Pa. last July, was not shivering in his boots when Carney and his left over Trudeau cabinet ministers arrived at the White House.


Near the end of answering the media’s questions, Trump loudly revived his 200-billion dollar Canadian trade subsidy, with Carney almost squirming in his seat.

As for Canada being America’s unwitting 51st state, Trump told the media “never say never” and “over time we’ll see what happens.”

When asked by the media about his intentions of ending the tariffs on Canada, Trump flatly responded: “No!”

It isn’t just a Canadian prime minister and American president who are poles apart, so are the American and international media.

‘Mark Carney’s trip to Washington is already a winner’, Tony Keller, (Globe and Mail)

”Carney doesn’t serve the people. He serves the process. And the process is consolidation. He’s already admitted as much. “I’m connected,” he said. “I know how to get things done.” And by “things,” he means the dismantling of national sovereignty, the bypassing of parliaments, and the integration of once-free societies into a global management grid. Carney is not here to lead Canada. He’s here to bury it. (John Mac Ghlionn, American Spectator, April 30, 2025)

Even Fox News has been in on the act on the theory that ‘It’s Trump’s fault that Canadians lost in last week’s election”:

“OTTAWA – While President Donald Trump was widely viewed as the major factor in securing a fourth consecutive term in office for the Liberals in last Monday’s Canadian general election, the Conservative leader played a role in his party’s defeat at the polls, according to Canadian political analysts.” (Fox News, May 6, 2025)

As it happens, Fox’s “Canadian political analysts” just happen to be far left Canadian university professors and a former Canadian socialist premier.

    "Trump set the stage" for Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney "as a somber leader for the Liberals, who made people feel assured that things could be handled when there was a sense of fear of people at the beginning of the campaign worried about" the president’s threats of annexing Canada as the 51st state, University of Manitoba political studies professor Christopher Adams told Fox News Digital.
    Longest ballot group takes aim at byelection where Poilievre plans to run"It’s highly unusual for American presidents to wade into Canadian politics, especially during elections," said Adams.
    "He explained the last time that happened was during the 1963 Canadian general election campaign, when the press reported on President John F. Kennedy speaking favorably about Canadian Liberal Leader Lester Pearson, whose party toppled Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Progressive Conservatives to win the election and form a minority government.
    “Trump directly inserted himself into Canada’s election day, April 28, as a quasi-candidate when he posted on social media that the "Great people of Canada" should "elect the man who has the strength and wisdom to cut your taxes, increase your military power, for free, to the highest level in the World…if Canada becomes the cherished 51st. State of the United States of America."
    “Whether in jest or not, the president’s pitch for annexation was a form of "foreign interference," said Adams.”

Bee-Ess, Prof. Adams!

    "On NBC’s "Meet the Press" on Sunday, Trump said it was "highly unlikely" that the U.S. would use military force against Canada to acquire it as the 51st state. (Fox News)

It was more than ”highly unlikely” that the mainstream media would rush to report on THAT little factoid.

    “May will be a busy month for Carney. Next week, he will unveil his Cabinet and, on May 27, welcome King Charles III to read the Speech from the Throne to open the next session of Parliament as Canada’s head of state. (Fox News)
    “However, the man who represented the crown as governor general in Canada from 1979 to 1984 said that he "can’t believe that as many people are taking seriously this whole business of Trump talking about the annexation of Canada as an existential threat," Edward Schreyer, a former premier of his home province of Manitoba, told Fox News Digital. "I think the whole thing is a joke – and was at the beginning, is now and ever shall be an absurdity.”

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who narrowly lost last week’s election, was, of course, not mentioned during Carney’s White House visit.

Both Liberals and the media have been gloating that the conservative lost his seat in Carleton—with both Canadian and American media never mentioning that ‘some source’ had dropped in almost one hundred ‘fake’ candidates on Poilievre’s ballot—and are now bragging about adding 200 ‘fake’ candidates on to the coming by-election ballot.

Related: Longest ballot group takes aim at byelection where Poilievre plans to run

    “Poilievre will run in a yet-to-be-called byelection in an Alberta district in which the Conservative MP Damien Kurek, who was re-elected, will step aside. (Fox News)
    “At the beginning of the year, polls showed Poilievre was poised to become prime minister and lead his Conservatives to a majority government. He just did not pivot fast enough to a new reality that unfolded within Canada since then, according to Adams, who is writing a book about Canada’s public opinion-research industry.
    Justin Trudeau, whose deep unpopularity as Liberal leader and prime minister, stepped down in March and was replaced by Carney, who scrapped an equally unpopular consumer carbon tax – two targets Poilievre continued to focus on.” (Fox News)

Carney’s carbon tax was not scrapped, but was just set back to zero for now.

    "And Poilievre kept saying the country is broken, which was the last thing Canadians wanted to hear when Trump was making our country broken," said Adams, who added that the Conservative leader never polled high in likeability. (Fox News)

More Liberal Bee-Ess. Poilievre’s rallies, drawing countless thousands remain as proof positive of his awesome “likeability”.

Take heart, Canada, for this is not the end.

IF Poilievre has learned the hard lesson that it is the Liberals and not President Donald Trump he should be fighting, he may come out of this with a byelection win.

Now it is plain to see that all during the general election, ‘Elbows Up’ Carney disappeared in the blink of an eye, before showing up at the White House to meet President Trump.

Meanwhile, it seems that know-it-all globalist banker Mark Carney, has not learned the timeworn adage: 

“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time.”― Abraham Lincoln

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Judi McLeod—— -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.