Members of the Conservative Party in Canada have begun to speak out against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his covid lockdowns. These politicians, responding to the Freedom Convoy truckers’ protest, are calling for a more rational and sane policy toward handling the pandemic.
Here, Member of Parliament Leslyn Lewis of the Haldimand-Norfolk riding in Ontario Province speaks with Ezra Levant of Rebel News. Lewis placed third in the Conservative Party’s leadership election in 2020. Originally from Jamaica, she says “the people have been lied to, and they want answers.”
Another member of Parliament. Candice Bergen, deputy leader of the Conservative Party, torched Trudeau after he called the protesters “racists.” She noted Trudeau is the one who has chosen to wear “blackface” and indulge in sordid racist fantasies. Bergen represents the Portage-Lisgar riding from Manitoba Province in the Canadian House of Commons. More from the Bongino Report.
Scott Moe, the premier of Saskatchewan Province, announced he will soon be ending the vaccine passports. “The vaccine mandate imposed by the Trudeau government on the trucking industry is unnecessary and will surely have significant impacts on the household goods and products that Canadians rely on,” Moe said. More from Rebel News.
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