US EditionMark Carney Apologizes for Liberal Staffers Planting Trump-Inspired Buttons at Conservative Event
- Two staffers from the Liberal Party attended the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference and planted controversial buttons, as reported by multiple sources.
- Liberal Leader Mark Carney called this behavior 'totally unacceptable' and stated that the staffers have been reassigned within the campaign.
- A Conservative spokesperson criticized the incident, claiming it shows the Liberals importing 'American-style politics to Canada.'
- The buttons included phrases like 'stop the steal' and appeared to mock Conservative infighting.
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On an overcast afternoon on Canada’s east coast, Mark Carney emerged from a pickup truck and stepped carefully in his dress shoes through the muddy lot outside a lumber mill. His hard hat didn’t fit right, pitched forward at an awkward angle; an aide hustled over to fix it before he went inside.
Inside Buttongate: How the Liberal Swamp Tried to Smear the Conservative Movement — and Got Exposed
Dan Knight Two staffers bragged about their op in an Ottawa bar. No one got fired. Liberal party denies involvement. Let’s stop pretending. Let’s not sanitize this. Let’s not call it a “prank” or a “gag gone too far.” This wasn’t some intern-run-amok moment of political comedy. This was a coordinated smear campaign. And it tells you everything you need to know about the people running the Liberal Party of Canada under Mark Carney. Here’s what a…
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