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Originally Posted by ssiguy
The person who will get my vote is the one that comes out with a CLEAR plan on how to tackle Trump and has a vision of how we are going to stand up to him and greatly diversify our export market with all the national infrastructure needed to do it and that goes way beyond Energy East.
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I don't think either of them have really put together enough of a cogent plan on that front yet. But my assumption, at the moment, is that Carney would be preferable on this front. His international finance experience seems a clear asset in negotiating with allies, particularly if we're trying to reimagine our global trading relationships. Poilievre seems a lot more at ease on the domestic front; it is much easier to see Carney on the world stage.
(I'm aware of course that this is to some degree based on my vibes about the pair of them.)
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