Letters, April 3: Poilievre needs to articulate a vision

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I am a conservative and have always supported the conservative movement. Right now I am at a loss. I do not know what Pierre Pollievre and the Conservatives stand for except that they are anti-Liberal and anti-tariff. Please Mr. Pollievre, shout out something, quickly. Tell me how you will lead the country.

Albert De Goias

(Pretty sure he’s talked about lower taxes, energy independence, housing affordability, and more.)

Fooled twice?

It is ironic, and more than a little amusing, to watch the Liberal Party, the open borders, anti-nationalist, high-tax, anti-carbon Party suddenly wrap themselves in the flag and promote tax cuts, secure borders, nationalism, and petroleum. Not that I would trust them to cross the street. Mr. Carney and the Liberal Party know that they can say whatever they think will get them elected and once they’re in office they can do whatever they want … promises be damned. Look around at the accomplishments of the Liberal Party, poverty, homelessness, unemployment. This is Canada, one of the wealthiest and best countries in the world, and the Liberal Party of Canada has systematically dismantled everything that makes us great. Now they want to destroy the good relations we have always enjoyed with our neighbor to the south. The Liberal Party has done more damage to Canada than a dozen Trumps ever could, and now they expect us to hate the US so they can get elected again. And the Canadian people are once again dancing to their tune. “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.” Pierre Trudeau and his disciples have left a legacy of poverty and destruction. They have lied about their intentions and corrupted a great country. Why anyone would trust the Liberal Party of Canada is beyond my understanding.

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Dave Gosse

(There’s still a chance a new government can be voted in.)

No thanks

I am a proud Canadian who has lived handy to the US border most of my 75 years. I am not interested in joining the USA or being in the mess that the States are in under Trump (a dumpster fire). I suggest that those Canadians who think life would be better there should move there. Canada does not need the negativity. We will get through it, we are the True North strong and free. Elbows Up!

Marilyn Doucette

(You’re not alone.)

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