Mike's Daily Comment
Even when the government is getting rid of the Finance Minister, economics and finance take a back seat to the political drama and gossip.
Economics takes a back seat to politics- even in a historic downturn. Does the Morneau resignation signal higher taxes? What is the difference between Jane Philpot and Chrystia Freeland?
Thanks for the laughs – resigned because he was Mr Austerity… haha. Good one. Oh sure, he had to step down because of the remote chance to head the OECD – too hard to resist. No really.
That after 5 years we’re hearing leaks of a rift between the PM and Finance Minister over policy or maybe it’s a convenient excuse for the Finance Minister to leave without mentioning We Charity.
Despite the Warnings
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 21 August 2020 6:45
By the military and CISIS about the threat posed by China – the Prime Minister has prorogued Parliament in order to shut down the investigations into WeCharity and in the process has killed the committee looking at China.