Isaac Atterbury @ikeatt33

More Trump accomplishments … • Lowered gas prices (reports of multi-year lows in many states). • Reduced inflation • Ended certain Biden-era EV mandates. • Supported manufacturing and energy-related job growth. • Clarified and advanced digital asset/stablecoin frameworks (GENIUS Act). • Ended Operation Choke Point 2.0-style restrictions on certain industries. Energy Dominance • Declared a National Energy Emergency. • Set LNG export records (first country over 100 million metric tons in a year). • Increased oil and natural gas production. • Reinvigorated coal industry through reduced regulation and investment. • Approved advanced nuclear projects. • Rolled back restrictive energy and environmental regulations. • Prioritized domestic energy production and grid reliability. • Attracted major energy and AI-related investments. • Lowered energy costs for households through increased supply. Crime, Safety & Law Enforcement • Contributed to reported large declines in homicides and violent crime in some metrics. • Supported targeted federal crime crackdowns. • Expanded focus on capturing FBI Most Wanted fugitives. • Strengthened interior enforcement against criminal illegal aliens. • Designated additional terrorist organizations. • Conducted strikes on drug-trafficking vessels. • Restored focus on traditional law-enforcement priorities at federal agencies. Government Efficiency & Bureaucracy • Signed hundreds of executive orders implementing campaign promises rapidly. • Reduced federal workforce through buyouts, reductions, and efficiency efforts. • Cut wasteful contracts and realized significant savings (reports of $215 billion range). • Eliminated or scaled back DEI programs and requirements across federal government and contractors. • Rescinded numerous prior executive orders and regulations. • Streamlined federal agencies and redirected resources to core missions. • Advanced permitting and regulatory reforms. • Withdrew from certain international organizations or agreements viewed as contrary to U.S. interests (e.g., WHO). Foreign Policy, Trade & National Security • Conducted strikes degrading Iran’s nuclear facilities. • Brokered or contributed to multiple peace deals/ceasefires (reports involving Armenia-Azerbaijan, Congo-Rwanda, others). • Pressured NATO allies to increase defense spending commitments. • Used tariffs and trade leverage to renegotiate or adjust agreements protecting U.S. workers. • Designated cartels and certain groups as threats. • Advanced defense industrial base and supply-chain security. • Supported U.S. leadership in AI, technology, and space (including Space Command relocation plans). • Secured release of Americans detained abroad in some cases. • Strengthened reciprocal trade policies. Health, Education & Other Domestic Priorities • Advanced Most Favored Nation-style drug pricing efforts. • Restored Presidential Fitness Test and related youth fitness initiatives. • Returned more education authority toward states. • Protected women’s sports and single-sex categories. • Reduced certain federal mandates seen as burdensome. • Supported rural healthcare and related investments in legislation. • Advanced policies against federal censorship and for free speech restoration. • Focused federal research and grants away from certain ideological priorities. —— CARNEY — accomplished only a few minor things, mostly due to pressure from Conservatives and from Trump. • Scrapped the consumer carbon tax (effective April 1, 2025). • Cut the lowest federal income tax rate from 15% to 14%. • Eliminated GST on homes up to $1 million for first-time buyers. • Met NATO’s 2% of GDP defence spending target for the first time in decades. • Delivered the largest Canadian Armed Forces pay raise in a generation and boosted recruitment. Carney also drove Canada into a recession! Inexcusable for a country with our resources.

Look at what @realDonaldTrump has done for America, and compare this to what @MarkJCarney has done for Canada, which is almost nothing! Really look at this! It’s incredible. I never want to hear TDS again. TRUMP — Protecting Children & Biological Reality • Signed Executive Order “Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation” (January 28, 2025), ending federal support for puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries on those under 19. • Directed agencies to rescind WPATH-based policies. • HHS issued rules threatening Medicare/Medicaid participation for hospitals performing these procedures on minors. • Barred federal Medicaid/CHIP funding for sex-rejecting procedures on minors. • HHS declaration that such procedures do not meet professional standards of care. • Multiple major pediatric gender clinics suspended or ended these interventions for minors. • Signed Executive Order recognizing only two immutable biological sexes (male and female). • Restored biological sex definitions across federal policy, documents, and programs. • Barred males from competing in women’s sports in federally influenced contexts. • Advanced policies protecting single-sex spaces (prisons, shelters, sports). • Eliminated federal promotion of gender ideology in agencies and education-related funding. • Directed reviews of evidence on pediatric gender dysphoria treatments. Taxes, Economy & Jobs Border Security & Immigration • Declared a national emergency at the southern border on Day One. • Ended catch-and-release policies. • Reinstated the Remain in Mexico (MPP) policy. • Achieved historically low illegal border crossings (southwest border apprehensions down ~94% from prior averages). • Delivered multiple consecutive months (13–14+) of zero releases of illegal aliens into the U.S. interior. • Oversaw hundreds of thousands of formal deportations (reports of 600,000+). • Facilitated roughly 1.9 million self-deportations. • Combined removals and self-deportations exceeding 2.5 million. • Signed the Laken Riley Act mandating detention of illegal aliens charged with or convicted of certain crimes. • Deployed military personnel to support border enforcement. • Resumed and accelerated border wall/barrier construction (dozens of miles completed; hundreds under contract). • Secured major funding (tens of billions, including ~$46.5 billion for barriers via legislation) for wall, technology, and personnel. • Expanded ICE capacity (agents roughly doubled; detention beds toward 100,000). • Designated certain cartels as terrorist organizations. • Terminated various Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designations. • Increased interior enforcement operations. • Reduced fentanyl trafficking at the southern border (reports of significant percentage drops). • Achieved negative net migration in 2025 (first time in decades). • Strengthened asylum restrictions and expedited processes. • Supported state cooperation on immigration enforcement. • Signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (July 4, 2025), making 2017 individual tax cuts permanent. • Established “No Tax on Tips.” • Delivered middle- and working-class tax relief (estimates of significant cuts for those earning $30k–$80k). • Created Trump Accounts ($1,000 investment accounts for newborns). • Supported strong GDP growth (reports of 4.3%+ annualized in later 2025 quarters). • Contributed to private-sector job creation (hundreds of thousands reported). • Drove stock market records (S&P 500 multiple highs in 2025). • Attracted trillions in domestic and foreign investment (reports of $9+ trillion range). • Advanced deregulation at a high ratio (reports of 129-to-1 deregulatory vs. regulatory actions). • Saved hundreds of billions through efficiency and deregulatory actions (estimates of $200+ billion). continued …

☄️Canada Pension Plan underperforms a comparable mix index return...BY A LOT! The CPP's fiscal year to March 31st return was 7.8% while the benchmark index of mixed global equities and bonds returned $13.2%. That's billions in negative alpha.

I was saying this back in February. Now the Parliamentary Budget Officer is confirming it. Canada is expected to spend over $1 BILLION to host 13 World Cup matches. That’s more than $82 million per game. Officials claim tourism and economic activity will justify the cost. Okay then. Where’s the full cost benefit analysis? Where’s the final net revenue projection after security, infrastructure, tax exemptions, and overruns? At a time of rising debt, strained hospitals, weak per capita growth, and high youth unemployment, taxpayers deserve more than “trust us.”

Shazi @ShaziGoalie

5 months ago

Canada is spending $1B for 13 matches out of 104. That’s roughly $77 million per game. For 90 minutes of 2026 World Cup soccer. While ER wait times grow, youth unemployment rises, and GDP per capita keeps falling 🇨🇦

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This CBC article gives the appearance that CSIS is actively advocating for (ie "lobbying") the passage of the lawful access Bill C-22 CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) is not "allowed to lobby" for legislation in the way the term is typically understood under Canadian law Instead of sticking to intelligence work, Deputy Director Nicole Giles is out briefing media, dropping selective "hindered investigation" stories, and warning that Canada "needs to meet this moment"... all to ram through the lawful access bill This isn't neutral advice. It's activist pressure from a spy agency to weaken encryption and expand their reach into our private data Privacy isn't a "moment" to sacrifice for Five Eyes brownie points When intelligence services start acting like lobbyists, Canadians should push back hard. Oversight or overreach? @mgeist

The average Canadian household is now spending roughly $1,000-$1,500 more per year on gasoline compared to early March trends alone. That money has to come from somewhere. For many families, it means: ➡️Less restaurant spending. ➡️More pressure at the grocery store. ➡️More debt. ➡️More trading down to discount brands. More money at the pump, less money to spend on food.

@timhodgsonmt Net Zero is an unhinged lie. Canada's emissions peaked in 2007. We matter not. To punish the Canadian industry to meet this arbitrary and useless goal is economic suicide.

Delivering on shared continental defense begins by recognizing our shared geography. Only by investing in our own defense capabilities will Americans and Canadians be safe, secure, and prosperous. 3/3

The Liberals have been using the CPP & QPP's assets in their calculations to show that the federal debt is lower than it is. It's not only creative accounting but a straight-up lie. I've been calling this out for years and glad to see it now mentioned on CBC as this lie being parroted by voters all the time. "we're facing a rising debt-to-GDP ratio, especially when you combine it with the provinces. The government is not only unconcerned about this but presents a kind of a cack-handed way of explaining it, where if you subtract the CPP and the QPP, we have a debt-to-GDP ratio of only 10%. Well, you can't actually use pension funds to pay off your debts; it's a completely bogus comparison."

Once again Kate @KatlynHarrison nails it when it comes to energy projects being built in Canada. She says “energy projects are not getting built in this country, I don’t know how much more consultation & engagement is needed for industry to tell you the same thing for about the last decade, which is you need to get on top of removing these energy laws not necessarily giving Ministers more political authorities”

This is the bilingual CEO of TC Energy, a 🇨🇦 company that moves 30% of ALL natural gas within North America across 94,000 km of pipelines. He successfully chaired a 🇺🇸 gov’t study to streamline permitting. His analysis of Canada’s competitiveness? “Canada has fallen behind… for too long capital has not felt welcome here… we’re competing with the world under a very different set of expectations…the US sanctioned $56 billion of LNG projects, Canada zero… we began construction 8 months after filing our permit (in Mexico)… their Plan 2030 seeks to attract investment of $300 billion." While Carney dithers with his net zero nostalgia, 🇨🇦 is losing out.

There’s only one reason @MarkJCarney wants to be Prime Minister of Canada; to enrich his corporate investments. Here, just before he announced his intention to run as a candidate in the Liberal Party leadership, he is coy about his intentions to return to the public sector, and describes how policy drives investments and profits in his financial interests.

MBrant75 @MBrant75

a year ago

😏@MarkJCarney ‘s plan to compete with the USA: Step 1: Implement mandatory reporting requirements (Task Force for Climate Disclosures) for businesses (and soon, individuals) to manage climate risks and enforce net-zero compliance. I dare you to use this speech on the campaign

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Former Vancouver Mayor Says Premier Eby Aware of RCMP Investigation Into B.C. Cabinet Minister Over Alleged Chinese Government Collaboration thebureau.news/p/former-vanco…

Honda is investing $9.6B in the 🇺🇸 Toyota is investing $10.0B in the 🇺🇸 Stellantis is investing $13.0B in the 🇺🇸 GM is investing $6.0B in the 🇺🇸 How's not having a 🇨🇦-🇺🇸 trade deal looking now?

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Nikkei Asia @NikkeiAsia

3 months ago

Honda to shelve $11bn Canada EV plant as demand sputters s.nikkei.com/4epJfLD

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Carney on property rights in B.C; "Private property rights are fundamental, this government will always protect them, this government fundamentally disagrees with the B.C. Supreme Court Cowichan decision"

@PierrePoilievre Waid Said!

AUDIT @ISED_CA: $3.2 billion telecom subsidy launched on promise of high-speed internet to every home in Canada is not close to meeting target. Auditors blamed cost overruns and slow processing of paperwork. blacklocks.ca/3-2b-internet-… #cdnpoli

Doug Ford has been in free fall since the last election. The private jet fiasco just added an exclamation point. Either the party renews itself from within, or voters are going to destroy it in the next election. I think he's too selfish to step down.

Colin D'Mello | Global News @ColinDMello

3 months ago

NEW: For the first time since 2021, the Progressive Conservatives have fallen to second place in popular opinion polling. The Liberals, who have yet to elect a leader, are now at 38% while Doug Ford’s party has fallen to 36% according to a Liaison Strategies poll. This is part

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@KirkLubimov @chriswarkentin In case anyone needed a direct example “They‘ll pay a green premium” if you listen all the way through. Who is that they? It’s not the corporations, the green premium gets passed to consumers, that’s why electricity costs are so damn high in Europe x.com/thecarneyfiles…

The Carney Files 🇨🇦 | Sourced @TheCarneyFiles

3 months ago

🚨👀 Carney pitched investors on using government policy to force profits for Brookfield. Then he became Prime Minister. Listen to what he says about their investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF): Interviewer: "You raised the capital… but the investment only works if

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Pierre Poilievre took it there! "State-controlled, crony capitalism is how this Liberal Prime Minister enriched himself. In fact, his Brookfield investments profit off government favors that typically help a tiny group of politically powerful, but unproductive takers at the expense of the great mass of productive makers." 🔥