National Post

About the PM

-

Re: PM not the “reset” leader, Chris Selley, Nov. 24

Justin Trudeau is happy to read the prepared speeches given to him. His speechwrit­ers make him sound well- spoken, insightful and intelligen­t. Yet, Trudeau never answers questions about what he has just said. If he believes that Conservati­ves are traffickin­g in conspiracy theories, he should prove it. He should be forced to explain what he meant by the pre- pandemic efforts to reimagine economic systems. Until we know what he means, there will be much speculatio­n about the intention behind his words. Unfortunat­ely, in Canada, we have no way of forcing him to explain. The Speaker of the House is ineffectiv­e in getting members of the government to answer the question posed to them. If Trudeau is not forced to answer in the House, then what function does the sitting of Parliament serve?

Rick Hird, Whitby, Ont.

So the prime minister is “slightly to the left of centre”? He’s destroyed the engine of our economy in Alberta with mindless regulation­s and, through his provincial minions (regardless of what banner they fly under) is working overtime to shut down the rest of the country. And his favourite country is China, but he’s only “slightly” to the left of centre? Is there a public relations job in the PMO in Mr. Selley’s cards?

Jeff Willerton, Airdrie, Alta.

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Canada