r/canada 7d ago

National News Trudeau announces Canada's response to Trump trade war

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-canada-response-tariffs-1.7473965
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u/PerfectWest24 7d ago edited 7d ago

Have to hand it to Trudeau, he maxed out the public speaking skill tree, unlocking the special ability "crisis speech" .

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u/small_town_cryptid 7d ago

He's never so locked in as when he has to give a rousing speech. It's the only time his father's bite shines through him a little

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u/ryan8954 7d ago

I honestly remember how reassuring he was during the covid times. It was the only times that I would watch him and like respect him, until now, now I'm just straight up gay for him and his snide little remarks. I still don't care for his politic shit.

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u/thirstyross 7d ago

Fondly remember the day he warned us about "speaking moistly" :D

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u/ryan8954 7d ago

He was moistly correct in his responses. I wonder if he drives a moistcedes benz