Show Notes
On today’s episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice details the colossal failure of the Elbows Up political campaign. Prime Minister Mark Carney OVER promised and has UNDER delivered on his key election promise – to stand up to President Donald Trump and negotiate a deal.
Instead, the August 1 trade deadline came and went, and Carney failed to secure so much as a phone call with the U.S. President. Instead, Carney sent his Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc to Washington, and he ALSO FAILED to secure any meaningful meetings with his American counterparts.
This is a profound failure, and it’s worth repeating. Carney did not get the job done.
Candice welcomes Alexander Brown, director at the National Citizens Coalition and host of the new Juno News show Not Sorry. They discuss Carney’s failures and the bait and switch Carney pulled on Canadians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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