926 Similarities Between CPC Leadership Race and Twitter Acquisition

Freeland: “The most fundamental fact is our population is growing faster than our supply of housing, it's just a problem of numbers, and of math.”

She finally admits that mass immigration is the main reason house prices have doubled under Trudeau.pic.twitter.com/MfO3UANtoX

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) April 10, 2022

Poilievre is tapping into housing frustrations better than any other federal politician, and eating the Liberals' lunch. If you look past the "printing money" distraction here, he's channelling unacknowledged angst really effectively https://t.co/Tb2D01ZGWQ

— Robyn Urback (@RobynUrback) April 11, 2022

The federal government is looking at converting some downtown Ottawa office buildings into housing, @MonaFortier said Monday. #ottnews #cdnpoli https://t.co/ey5NMmleNa

— CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) April 11, 2022

The straight-up truth about why you can't afford a house and what @PierrePoilievre would do to fix it: https://t.co/g82hz6NoIO

— Ginny Roth (@GinnyRothTO) April 11, 2022

Vancouver is considering raising property taxes on residents to restore $5.7 million in funding to the municipal police force after councillors gave in to demands to defund the Vancouver Police Department in 2020. #bcpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/w1AeR5embY

— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) April 12, 2022

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— Kirky86 (@Kirky861) April 10, 2022

With no relief in sight for house prices, is it time to rethink home ownership? https://t.co/q3ghxAwV9C

— National Post (@nationalpost) April 10, 2022

Pierre is talking about his adoption story now. Watch below pic.twitter.com/sVfPijXguu

— Rachel Emmanuel (@Emmanuel_Rach) April 15, 2022

Whoa! Unacceptable.#Cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/o0jYKjVMci

— David Jacobs (@DrJacobsRad) April 15, 2022

We talk about what’s happening with this kind of turnout on At Issue tonight on @CBCTheNational https://t.co/SgvBDN6z9A

— Rosemary Barton (@RosieBarton) April 15, 2022

I was the only party leader attracting thousands of people at election rallies last year (here in Plum Coulee, Manitoba). Mainstream media pundits ignored it. Just sayin’. pic.twitter.com/ekmmmUbYUZ

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) April 15, 2022

Last night, Andrew Coyne said Pierre couldn’t win an election based on his “current messaging.” Odd, because his messaging all revolves around a central theme which really seems to resonate with the people: freedom.

— The Real Andy Lee Show (@RealAndyLeeShow) April 15, 2022

If the current Twitter board takes actions contrary to shareholder interests, they would be breaching their fiduciary duty.

The liability they would thereby assume would be titanic in scale.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 14, 2022

Twitter adopts 'poison pill' defense in Musk takeover bidhttps://t.co/XorbY1k5Wc

— CP24 (@CP24) April 15, 2022

Twitter's insiders essentially just decided to screw over their shareholders, crash their stock, and open the company up to massive lawsuits just to prevent Elon Musk from running Twitter in a way that won't rig elections or censor their political opponents.

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) April 15, 2022

As a @Twitter shareholder, I demand that the Board pursue shareholder interests and not their own with regard to the @elonmusk offer. Each board member has a fiduciary duty to do so.

— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) April 15, 2022

Twitter's board abandoned its fiduciary responsibility to keep control of the regime's approved narrative.

There is no free market.

Nothing is as it seems.

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) April 15, 2022

The reason the left fears Elon Musk buying Twitter is simple. Social media is a tool that enforces narratives/agendas for the world's elite and leftists. A Twitter that doesn't censor political dissidents & information, is a threat to their cultural, political & financial power.

— Matt Daniher (@_Daniher) April 15, 2022

Elon Musk attempting to purchase Twitter for $43 billion to ensure “free speech is maintained” should make you question:

Are there other, democratic ways $43 billion could be used to better people’s lives? Why do we let individual billionaires pretend they’re Batman?

— Gaibrie Stephen (@SGaibrie) April 14, 2022

Twitter's board of directors unanimously voted to approve a plan that could potentially limit how many shares Elon Musk could buy.https://t.co/Ifh25ZR0av

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) April 16, 2022

It's a pretty disgusting state of affairs for @NiagaraRegion when @mustafahirji is retweeting propaganda justifying the Shanghai lockdown and Chinese regime oppression. Families split, pets murdered, people starving in apartments – all justified by Hirj as a means to his zero end pic.twitter.com/cCEKccg0J1

— Watcher (@WatcherAfar) April 16, 2022

I’m pretty sure this imaginary world already exists and it’s called Ontario

Except in our case it’s not directly due to a govt bill, but rather “motivated” members of the CPSO@erdocAA @drsandypants @MDinCanada https://t.co/o4PPCRm9E6

— Frustrated Canadian (@GetHerHome) April 16, 2022

Inflation in Germany accelerated to 7.6%–the highest in 40 years.
One of the richest countries with a thriving economy is facing food problems.
Store shelves are emptying every day, essential goods have disappeared from the shelves,residents are buying everything in a panic pic.twitter.com/OeolpWSuQB

— Sophia Dahl (@sophiadahl1) April 15, 2022

Vladimir Putin asks very important questions, but will there be anyone from the west to answer him: 1. Are there sanctions against Israel for the killing and destruction of innocent Palestinian women and children?

— Alvadis (@AlvadisTveburg) April 15, 2022

Marine Le Pen: “I will reinstate the 15,000 healthcare workers who were sacked because they were considered ‘unclean’ and I will do more: I will give them the salaries they were denied.”
And SHE is the monster? Let’s vote her in now!pic.twitter.com/7ip4mmSzFc

— Nat (@Arwenstar) April 15, 2022