Carney Is Acting Like A President, And That’s A Problem

Carney Is Acting Like A President, And That’s A Problem

From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Marco Navarro-Genie Prime Minister Mark Carney’s scripted tax-cut spectacles are misleading and sidestep Canada’s constitutional rules. Carney chips away at the core of our parliamentary system by staging solo announcements that mimic President Trump. Canada isn’t a republic, and the prime minister isn’t a president. These theatrics bypass oversight and erode public trust. Does Carney understand that…

Is Mark Carney playing at being president?

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Carney Is Acting Like A President, And That’s A Problem | Frontier Centre For Public Policy

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s scripted tax-cut spectacles are misleading and sidestep Canada’s constitutional rules. Carney chips away at the core of our parliamentary system by staging solo announcements that mimic President Trump. Canada isn’t a republic, and the prime minister isn’t a president. These theatrics bypass oversight and erode public trust.