Canada's Liberals secure comeback victory by Trump

Mark Carney and the Liberal Party have achieved a remarkable victory in the Canadian elections – and Donald Trump seems to have come with great support.

The constant roof of the US President in the northern neighbor of America and mocked that it has been put to the 51st US state since his return to office in January, with a dramatic reversal of the assets for the Left Party of Center links.

Until then, the Conservative Party of Pierre Poilievre had in the middle of general dissatisfaction with the state of the Canadian economy and the 10 -year -old liberal government under the then leader Justin Trudeau, which looked like how high and insurmountable, with regard to general dissatisfaction with the state of the Canadian economy and the 10 -year -old government.

The past year was devastating for the reigning governments all over the world, with the parties in the political spectrum being lost under the most famous examples among the United States, Great Britain, Japan, Germany, France and India.

These Canadian parliamentary elections broke this trend when the liberal Trudeau forced to step down and to choose a political outsider, the former head of the Bank of England, Carney, as its guide.

He ran hard against what the party continuously characterized than the true threat that Trump was not only for her economy, but also in Canada's sovereignty.

Nobody should expect these liberals to thank the American leader or that Trump would alleviate his rhetoric, even though he said last month he preferred a liberal prime minister. (He would continue to say that he really didn't care who won.)

Instead, the same result – the probable result – is in question to question wizard books about Canada, which join the United States, more threats to a trade war and more willingness, long -term bonds and agreements with America's northern neighbors.

However, the irony is that Trump's mocking focus on Canada may have refused to northern a northern neighbor who, if not a related spirit, is at least one more politician in harmony with his populist conservative priorities than liberal carney.

While PILIEVRE, an experienced politician, will never be confused with the American businessman, they have some similarities-a goal of reducing the government, reducing taxes and trimming social services, the desire to promote the production of fossil fuels, and an aversion to what they both mock as “aroused” culture.

A conservative victory in this election would have been seen as a new sign in America and all over the world that the Trump victory was more than just a unique American event last year. It would have shown what many in Trump's orbit for a global movement in the direction of their brand are culturally conservative, anti-elite, anti-immigration and politics of the working class.

Although Trump does not seem to have the same dislike for Carney, which he clearly considered Trudeau, his political and political interests and the Canada now seem to be determined to continue to deviate.

There are already signs that Canada sees American leaders more as a reliable partner than Trump's America – a step that will surely become the American leader.

Carney has undertaken to quickly start new trade negotiations with Trump to ward off the US tariffs to Canadian autoxports that are to appear on May 3.

The Canadian economy, which depends heavily on exports to the United States, is a considerable risk when a full -time war breaks, and Carney – an economy through training and an experienced central banker – promised the voters to do everything in his power in order to stop Canada into a recession.

In the meantime, Trump once again entered Canadian politics on Monday, while the voters occupied their ballot papers, once again described the US Canadian border as “artificially drawn” and said that the nation would be better off as a “valued” American state.

Carney suddenly rose to political power quite suddenly, at a time when his country faces a generation challenge of the neighbor of the superpower. Many world leaders still work with Donald Trump in his second term, but only a few are faced with this type of test.