I endorse Mark Carney.

The Weakness of Democracies Is That We Have Election Cycles.
We play the short game, while autocracies play the long game.

What can we do about this?

PrimeMinisterX endorses Mark Carney for PM of Canada.

In tough times we need to be united.

Canada is about to hit an inflection point.

As primeminster I would encourage all supermarkets to indicate the Canadian alternative if one was available.

We have to open our eyes and be united.

I hope Canada’s next prime minister is deeply tech-savvy.

Technology now defines whether nations lead or lag behind. Imagine Canada at the forefront of AI or engineering, shaping the future instead of scrambling to keep up—what a transformation that would be.

chatGPT just announced $200 a month AI.

Canadians need to grasp how AI is reshaping the world. The country that leads in AI will lead the future.

As Prime Minister, I’d champion AI development, investing in research and ensuring Canada remains competitive in the global AI race.

Saying the quiet part out loud if I were Prime Minister:
The US imposing a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, would be considered an act of hostility.

Lets face it: Canada has little leverage.

We must adapt: diversify our economy, build alliances, be bold.

A two-month tax break and a $250 cheque may offer temporary relief, but they don’t solve the bigger issues Canadians are facing. These measures lack long-term vision. We need a clear, strategic plan that addresses the root causes of financial strain and builds economic stability.

Trump’s administration has hinted at imposing the 25% tariff.

The game has changed. Now, more than ever, Canada needs a pipeline to the East to secure our future.

Canada must present a unified front when dealing with Trump.

I would ensure all premiers understand that any communication or negotiation with him goes through a single channel.

Unity is critical, one rogue comment could provoke a rash response, risking unnecessary escalation.

I believe this is the right move.

A 25% tariff would devastate future investment in Canada. Acknowledging this isn’t weakness, it’s strength. It shows we understand the reality of our position: we’re a G7 country because we share a border with an economic giant.

As a PrimeMinister candidate in 2030, these are my values:

1 Full support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion

2 Socially liberal

3 Financially conservative

4 Pro COVID vaccine, but against mandatory injections

5 Canada does not need another debate on abortion, it’s a settled issue.

Humility in a way that appeals to his narrative of 'winning' could bolster Trump’s ego and play into the psychology of his base.

This isn’t about agreeing to everything but strategically managing the situation to avoid the devastation a 25% tariff would bring

Canadians and the world must recognize that the U.S. is shifting toward an 'America First' policy.

It’s a signal of a broader retreat from global cooperation.

Understanding this shift is critical to protecting our own interests while maintaining essential ties to our closest neighbour.

As a 2030 Canadian PM candidate, I want to be clear that I support Medical Assistance in Dying.

However, this is a profound responsibility that demands strict regulation, constant oversight, and transparency to ensure it is applied ethically and with care.

Tariffs will hurt Canada more than the U.S., especially since they can adjust them strategically to serve their goals.

This isn’t just economic policy it’s leverage.

Canada must recognize the risks and respond with a strategy that protects our interests.

In response to criticism of Poilievre

Trudeau and Poilievre are relics of an outdated system.
Tired leadership and ideas. Canada needs fresh ideas.

Why rely on one person?

A team of three could better handle the complexity of modern governance.

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Some of President-elect Trump’s goals with his tariff announcement...