Full Comment Liberals can win with Trump’s foreign interference
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Mar 17, 2025 
John Ivison, a National Post columnist, and Lorne Gunter, a columnist for The Sun, discuss the tumultuous relationship between Canada and the U.S. after Mark Carney's election as prime minister. They explore how Carney's controversial cabinet picks may overshadow his challenges, including deal-making with a now-mobilized Trump. They dive into Albertan farmers' struggles with falling canola prices coinciding with the approaching election, examining the importance of tacit endorsements in shaping voter perceptions and the dynamics of Canadian political strategies.
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Carney's Tone
- Mark Carney's tone as Prime Minister is noticeably different from Trudeau's.
- He's less touchy-feely and projects a more serious demeanor.
Prioritizing Trump Meeting
- Meeting with Donald Trump is crucial despite potential hazards.
- Utilize video conferencing or phone calls for preliminary discussions with other leaders.
Trudeau's Tariff Comment
- Trudeau's meeting with Trump before the 2020 US election might have inadvertently fueled the 51st-state narrative.
- Trudeau's comment about Canada's vulnerability to tariffs might have given Trump the idea.