Pierre Poilievre

to cause a massive resource boom in our country and make it attractive for business to do the value added work here in this country. So we're gonna, part of it's gonna be growing out of this mess. You know, if you take a national, the debt to GDP ratio, you have the denominator has to grow.

And that's why we need a bigger, more powerful GDP that can fund our country and diminish the relative size of our deaths. We're going to bring back a... monetary discipline to bring down inflation, stop the money printing, and we're going to incentivize the municipalities to get building.

And that's why we need a bigger, more powerful GDP that can fund our country and diminish the relative size of our deaths. We're going to bring back a... monetary discipline to bring down inflation, stop the money printing, and we're going to incentivize the municipalities to get building.

And that's why we need a bigger, more powerful GDP that can fund our country and diminish the relative size of our deaths. We're going to bring back a... monetary discipline to bring down inflation, stop the money printing, and we're going to incentivize the municipalities to get building.

But it's going to be a big fight with all of these things because there are so many vested interests that will be trying to hold us back. So many small economic groups that have profited off the status quo, they will be fighting against me. And I'm going to have to put out a call to Canadians that they have to stay politically active. They can't assume that simply by changing

But it's going to be a big fight with all of these things because there are so many vested interests that will be trying to hold us back. So many small economic groups that have profited off the status quo, they will be fighting against me. And I'm going to have to put out a call to Canadians that they have to stay politically active. They can't assume that simply by changing

But it's going to be a big fight with all of these things because there are so many vested interests that will be trying to hold us back. So many small economic groups that have profited off the status quo, they will be fighting against me. And I'm going to have to put out a call to Canadians that they have to stay politically active. They can't assume that simply by changing

by voting in an election that everything is going to, all the problems are going to reverse instantaneously. Like I will need people to put pressure on the Senate to adopt my economic reforms. I will need people to put pressure on their mayors and local counselors to get out of the way and let us build homes. I will need businesses to actually do their part.

by voting in an election that everything is going to, all the problems are going to reverse instantaneously. Like I will need people to put pressure on the Senate to adopt my economic reforms. I will need people to put pressure on their mayors and local counselors to get out of the way and let us build homes. I will need businesses to actually do their part.

by voting in an election that everything is going to, all the problems are going to reverse instantaneously. Like I will need people to put pressure on the Senate to adopt my economic reforms. I will need people to put pressure on their mayors and local counselors to get out of the way and let us build homes. I will need businesses to actually do their part.

I mean, our corporate Canada is so completely incompetent when it comes to politics. They're going to have to start to fight for the policies that are good for their workers more aggressively. And I've said that to them. They need to fire their incompetent lobbyists and actually go to the people and make the arguments for the reforms that I'm talking about.

I mean, our corporate Canada is so completely incompetent when it comes to politics. They're going to have to start to fight for the policies that are good for their workers more aggressively. And I've said that to them. They need to fire their incompetent lobbyists and actually go to the people and make the arguments for the reforms that I'm talking about.

I mean, our corporate Canada is so completely incompetent when it comes to politics. They're going to have to start to fight for the policies that are good for their workers more aggressively. And I've said that to them. They need to fire their incompetent lobbyists and actually go to the people and make the arguments for the reforms that I'm talking about.

They're starting to understand because they know that what they have been doing hasn't worked.

They're starting to understand because they know that what they have been doing hasn't worked.

They're starting to understand because they know that what they have been doing hasn't worked.

They're idiots. They're complete idiots. The big five... oil companies in Canada have idiot lobbyists. They have brilliant workers, incredible workers, but idiot lobbyists. And they've been trying to suck up for the last 10 years and did nothing to support the right policies in the prior years. So that's going to have to change. The developers are going to have to inform

They're idiots. They're complete idiots. The big five... oil companies in Canada have idiot lobbyists. They have brilliant workers, incredible workers, but idiot lobbyists. And they've been trying to suck up for the last 10 years and did nothing to support the right policies in the prior years. So that's going to have to change. The developers are going to have to inform

They're idiots. They're complete idiots. The big five... oil companies in Canada have idiot lobbyists. They have brilliant workers, incredible workers, but idiot lobbyists. And they've been trying to suck up for the last 10 years and did nothing to support the right policies in the prior years. So that's going to have to change. The developers are going to have to inform

people in the cities, why housing costs so much? How is it possible that Olivia Chow can raise development charges by 30% and nobody in Toronto knows about it? Well, it's because the builders have not made it known. And so the builders take the blame when the housing costs go up. I mean, sorry, you have to actually, politics is a participation sport, not a spectator sport.