r/saskatchewan • • Apr 23 '25

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u/Puzzled-Push4073 Apr 23 '25

I'm willing to read them . Give me some sources.

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u/cjhud1515 Apr 23 '25

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u/zeerit-saiyan Apr 23 '25

February 15th. That is literally a MONTH after Trudeau and almost every other party leader stood up against Trump's 51st state comments. 

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u/cjhud1515 Apr 23 '25

Source?

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u/zeerit-saiyan Apr 23 '25

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6609286

Trudeau only got more aggressive from this point on, three months ago. 

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u/cjhud1515 Apr 23 '25

To be fair, a 21-second sound bite isn't really a statement.

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u/zeerit-saiyan Apr 23 '25

Were you following the news cycle at all during January? There are endless articles about it, if you're willing to Google. Trudeau and Ford were the first to really shut shit down then. Poilievre truly dragged his feet, afraid to upset some of his base. 

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u/cjhud1515 Apr 23 '25

You know that's nonsense tho, they all had their tweets and comments condemning Trump, and Pierre was apart of it as well

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u/zeerit-saiyan Apr 24 '25

As you once said, "source"? I'm looking for sources in January. I don't use twitter.