Michelle retweeted
Candidates with Extreme Views Welcomed on Poilievre's Team via @thetyee.ca thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/03/…
Michelle retweeted
Pierre Poilievre’s main spokesperson personally attacked me this week, and we need to talk about it.
Because this is part of a playbook that attacks your freedom to form your own opinions based on all the facts — and it’s not just being used on me.
Michelle retweeted
“Pierre Poilievre’s net favourability has reached its lowest point since he became CPC leader in 2022.”
Mark Carney leads Pierre Poilievre in net favourability by 37 points cultmtl.com/2025/03/mark-car…
Michelle retweeted
The Liberals are now projected to win Canada’s next federal election. 🇨🇦
“Unfavourability of Pierre Poilievre is at an all-time high.”cultmtl.com/2025/03/pierre-p…
Michelle retweeted
Maple Leafs rally to win when facing a 3-goal deficit at Boston for the first time since November 7, 1963
How Ontario Sleepwalked into a Crisis in Higher Education thelocal.to/ontario-post-sec… via @TheLocal_TO
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Michelle retweeted
#ONpoli #ONelxn
What’s Your Plan for voting out Doug Ford’s MPPs?
Vote strategically with sites like smartvoting.ca and votewell.ca!
Here are just a few of the ridings where PC seats can be flipped.
Michelle retweeted
Let’s just stop for a second to reflect on the fact that Doug Ford has *FIFTEEN* partisan ad campaigns at once, all using our money to promote himself.
Ontario pauses 15 government advertising campaigns deemed to be partisan | Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/11030625/…
Michelle retweeted
Doug Ford proves he’s wasting our money on ads for himself
NEW: More than two dozen television commercials, funded by Ontario taxpayers, were paused during the election period after the province’s auditor general deemed the advertising was “designed to promote the governing party” rather than the province itself.
globalnews.ca/news/11030625/…
#onelxn #onpoli
Michelle retweeted
In 2018 Premier Doug Ford eliminated rent control in the province of Ontario.
Back in 2018 average rents in Ontario were $1203/month.
By 2023 the average rent in the province was $2329/month.
$2898/month in Toronto.
Vote accordingly.
Michelle retweeted
If you love Ontario & 🇨🇦 don’t vote Ford!
In 2022 Ford won a because the “Left” vote was split. If you add the OLP and ONDP votes in every riding the “Left” would have had 74 seats and the Cons 48.
If you’re fed up with Ford, don’t split the vote.
See: votewell.ca
Michelle retweeted
Doug Ford took $158 million earmarked for widening Highway 11 and 17, and moved that to southern Ontario.
Maybe he thinks it'll help with his fake tunnel under the 401.
As Premier, I'll bring that money back to the North. #ONyourside #ONpoli
Michelle retweeted
Why is Doug Ford avoiding the Canadian media?
He told Ontario reporters that he didn’t have time for them yesterday. But just a day later, he has the time to talk to America’s Fox News?
This is the same guy who has limited the amount of reporters allowed to ask him questions on the campaign trail.
The same guy who has cut off legitimate questions from journalists by blasting his campaign song over them.
This guy isn’t protecting Ontario, he’s neglecting it.
Michelle retweeted
Please: Anyone but Doug Ford.
Ford is uniquely unqualified and unsuited to be a leader for this moment. His years in office have been defined by shortages — a lack of homes, doctors, teachers, jobs, skilled workers, subways, buses & bike lanes. #Opinion trib.al/L44BEqS
The book comes out tomorrow, but you can listen to the podcast today.
Ford's not so progressive conservatives are more neoliberal authoritarians, no wonder he supports Trump
breachmedia.ca/ontario-doug-…
#ontpoli
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Michelle retweeted
Ford’s made a lot of promises over seven years and hasn’t delivered anything. He said he’d cut your taxes; he hasn’t done that either.
We’re going to cut your taxes. We’re going to cut middle-income taxes.
yorkregion.com/news/ontario-…
#onpoli #cdnpoli
Michelle retweeted
Bullshit…
Stephen Harper almost had his government toppled and prorogued parliament for 53 days until he was willing to work on a bi-partisan bill supported by the Liberals, NDP, and the Bloc.
Had he not relented and applied Keynes stimulus spending and instead had embraced stiff austerity, which is what he prorogued parliament over.
We would have seen many quarters of recession.
The fact is that the stimulus bill pushed by the Liberals, NDP, and Bloc ended up being so successful that it has been studied worldwide to determine how Keynes can be successfully implemented in an economic crisis to invigorate a stalled economy.
@stephenharper and @PierrePoilievre are almost fanatic neoliberals who embrace market extremism with every fiber of their misdirected souls.
Stephen Harper wanted austerity.
Your revisionist past is deeply wrong….