Why is President Donald Trump Rather Than The Liberal Party’s Scandalous Mismanagement On Tomorrow’s Ballot?

"SOMEONE" is asking on X, this morning: “Who is paying for this anti-Poilievre ad being played on the side of a building in Toronto?”

The ad—a massive video—includes a washed down version of President Donald J. Trump’s iconic “FIGHT!” “FIGHT!” “FIGHT!” call-out to Butler, Pa rally supporters on the on the day of his failed assassination attempt “with the words “RESIST! “RESIST!” “RESIST!”

That the video being displayed on this last day before Canada’s federal Election leaves little doubt about who this “SOMEONE” might be.

What this “SOMEONE” ever so conveniently failed to mention is that an image of U.S. President Donald J. Trump is right up there beside “Populist” Pierre Poilievre in the massive last-day-before-election video ad.

Pierre Poilievre is a Conservative. Populist Maxime Bernier—completely ignored by the bought-and-paid-for Canadian media—is the only populist in the Canadian Election Race.

Save for podcasters Tucker Carlson, Patrick Bet-David, Alex Jones, among others, no one would have ever heard of Maxime Bernier, the only populist in the Canadian election race.

However, finding who the “SOMEONE” is behind the video ad should be easy, as “ELBOWS UP!”,”TIME TO RESIST” are slogans of the Liberal Party’s Mark Carney campaign.

Incredibly, Carney and his “Boomer” supporters have exploited the “I hate Trump” Canadian contingent as their main voters.

Elitist Globalist Mark Carney traded ‘F-Trudeau’ hatred for Donald Trump hatred in the blink of an eye, and has been lying just about everything in his deceitful “I can save you from Donald Trump” campaign.

The spread of disinformation by both the Canadian and American media in this election campaign is appalling and shows just how out of touch the fake media truly is:

‘Poll: Canadians despise Trump and distrust US’-headline (Politico, April 26, 2025)

“Three quarters of Canadians dislike President Donald Trump — and Conservatives appear likely to pay a painful price for it in the country’s Monday election, according to a POLITICO/Focaldata poll of Canadian voters.

"About two in five voters (39 percent) told Focaldata, a U.K. pollster, that Trump was a top concern in the election, second only to cost of living (60 percent).

Why would Politico and a UK polling company pay for an 11th hour poll on the Canadian election—and WHO is footing this bill?

“Since Trump’s return to the White House — and Justin Trudeau’s exit as Canada’s prime minister — the Conservative Party led by populist Pierre Poilievre has watched a 25-point polling lead disintegrate in front of its eyes. Conservatives now trail in most surveys, including the POLITICO/Focaldata poll. (Politico)

“Canada’s election has transformed into a test of Trump’s political influence beyond the United States. In a backlash against his threats and trade war, about half of Canadians now consider the U.S. as a hostile power, a dramatic turn among moderate and Liberal-leading Canadians.

“Focaldata, which surveyed 2,826 respondents online from April 18 to 23, measured Trump’s net favorability at minus 61 among Canadians, “a deeply negative standing” that the pollster suggests could sway the outcome against the Conservatives.

“2,826 respondents online from April 18 to 23”, in a 40-million population, passed off as “about half of Canadians” now considering the U.S. as a hostile power”?

In an unrecognized by media reality, Canadians have long hated any Republican in power, having been conditioned to do so by a longstanding Marxist media.

“Liberal Leader Mark Carney has campaigned on the proposition that his experience at the helm of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England makes him best qualified to defend Canada. The poll suggests voters agree that he, not Poilievre, is better suited to managing the nation’s relationship with Trump and the United States. (Politico)

“President Trump and I … we share some experiences,” the newbie politician said after being sworn in as prime minister last month. “I have been in the private sector. I have worked in the real estate sector. I have done large transactions. I have worked with him during his first presidency at the G20, at the G7.”

…”There are signs, though, that polls might be underestimating Conservatives’ support. When Focaldata asked voters who they believed their local communities would vote for, Conservatives fared slightly better. James Kanagasooriam, Focaldata’s chief research officer, says drawing on the “wisdom of the crowds” proved accurate in Brexit and during both Trump elections.

“The result suggests a Conservative vote lead and a sizeable polling error,” Kanagasooriam told POLITICO in an email. He added that it’s a trick to know how much weight to give the finding since it’s the only time the firm has deployed the question in Canada.

“While most traditional survey sampling suggests a narrow majority for Carney (including our own), there is an alternative method that paints a very, very different picture,” he said.

‘In the horse race, Liberals are slightly ahead’

“Focaldata gives the Liberals the edge in this final weekend of a 37-day campaign. (Politico)

"The firm found 40.5 percent support nationwide for Carney’s Liberals. Poilievre’s Conservatives trail at 37.5 percent.

"Liberals hold a 9-point lead in all-important Ontario — 46 percent to 37. Carney’s party also leads in Quebec (38 percent), ahead of the Bloc Québécois (28 percent) and Conservatives (22 percent). Conservatives lead in every province west of Ontario, including by 8 points — 42 percent to 34 percent — in British Columbia.”

"If the Snap Election the Liberal Party of Canada called for April 28 is a “horse race” then colt Carney is one of the biggest political liars of all time—chiefly because Canada’s economic decline is not the fault of President Trump—but on 10 years of Liberal Leadership under Carney advisee Justin Trudeau.

Why are both Canadian and American media blatantly side-stepping this prominent fact?

…”Trump, meanwhile, is unpopular with everyone. The poll suggests 3 out of 5 Conservatives have an unfavorable view of the president.

"Liberals ranked healthcare at their number 3 concern, while Conservatives put it at 4 — just after housing affordability.

And yet, the Liberal Government refuses to acknowledge that millions of Canadians have not had access to doctors for years before COVID.

"According to the poll, “nearly half of voters, 45 percent, said Trump’s actions have influenced their vote choice “moderately” or “a great deal,” with a strong partisan gap. (Politico)

“The divide extends more broadly to views of the United States. Nearly two-thirds of Liberals (64 percent) say the U.S. is either “enemy or hostile” or “generally unfriendly, but not an enemy”. A mere 19 percent see the US as an ally or generally friendly.

“Meanwhile, 40 percent of Conservatives say the U.S. is an ally or generally friendly, with 34 percent saying the opposite.

"About half of Canadians, 49 percent, now view the U.S. as “unfriendly” or “an enemy” — an overall view that is now less favorable even than China, where a yearslong diplomatic freeze has chilled relations.”

Why, pray tell is no legacy media demanding a “cut the crap” stance about the Liberal Big Lie that Canada’s election is all about President Donald J. Trump, rather than the hideous position that Canada has been left in after 10 years of failed Liberal rule?