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It's time to ask: Is Poilievre fit to hold public office?
The MP's statements about native residential schools were appalling and horrendous in their timing. But it's not the first time the member for Nepean-Carleton has put his foot in his mouth. Click here to read more.
I don't want to defend Poilevre but I believe what he was saying is that we can't keep throwing money into a bottomless pit. I have been on many reserves and all you have to do is look around to see who is the chief and his or her friends . . . the nice houses with the nice cars in the driveway. The money we keep "investing" in native programs and reserves very rarely has the desired effect because only a small portion of it actually goes to the people who need it.
ReplyDeleteThis may be partly true, but one does have to use common sense and not blast it out on the radio!!!!!There has to be a better way to make sure the natives see an improvement and not all go to the chief.
ReplyDeletePoilievre has a long way to grow up!! I do not see how his Constituents voted for him, because he came from Alberta 3 months before the election! they sure did not know him.
You are correct, he is a jerk and a baby, and a complete idiot.
I agree with Lizt.
ReplyDeleteMoreover, no culture, nation and its people are perfect. We all have our faults. However when a culture, a nation and its people are oppressed and suppressed for centuries it leaves its scars on the culture, people and their souls. We need to repair these scars instead of finger pointing at them. Prime Minister’s apology is first step in that direction.