Maxime Bernier October 3 Update! Supply Management! 20,500 Members!

1/ This is the stupidest aspect of the trade agreement. We’re not abolishing the SM cartel, the system remains in place, consumers will continue to pay more, and Canadian farmers still won’t be able to export. But the Lib gov will fork out $B to pay farmers for producing less. https://t.co/bjN3l4KehE

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) October 2, 2018

Yep. As crazy as that. And with the Conservative wing of the LibCon Party saying it was “unacceptable” to entertain such a small change to the cartel’s control. https://t.co/PqssI2CbIu

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) October 2, 2018

Indeed. That’s what I keep saying. SM is geared toward servicing the domestic market only. If we abolish it, there will be competition and choice with more imports, but our producers will also be able to export their good products. But the cartel prefer protection to innovation. https://t.co/pYIeMonMf8

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) October 2, 2018

The spectacular rise of new parties in the recent New Brunswick and Quebec Elections shows that a large portion of Canadian voters are fed up with the traditional way of doing politics of the old parties and are willing to explore new ideas. @peoplespca

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) October 2, 2018

In 3 short weeks @MaximeBernier and @peoplespca have signed up a whopping 20,500 members! That feat achieved without riding associations or candidates, both of which coming shortly to really get this train rolling. Well done Canadians!🇨🇦

— 🇨🇦MarkFriesen🇨🇦 The Grizzly Patriot (@MarkFriesen08) October 3, 2018

1/ #cdnpoli When looking at Decided Federal Vote, the @liberal_party pulls ahead. pic.twitter.com/tMWWB2jbia

— InnovativeRG (@InnovativeRG) October 2, 2018