Political Theatre: Ford and Kinew's Embarrassment
According to KLEIN, the recent actions of Doug Ford and Wab Kinew were not leadership, but rather political theatre that had negative consequences for Canadians.
The Ontario premier spent over $75 million on a TV commercial featuring a manipulated video of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, aiming to oppose American tariffs and gain political points.
The plan backfired, with the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation stating that the Ontario government had not asked permission to use or alter Reagan's 1987 speech.
- The clip used was cut and edited, removing key sentences and twisting Reagan's message.
- President Donald Trump called the ad "fraudulent" and announced the termination of all trade negotiations with Canada.
This incident resulted in job losses, damage to Canada's credibility, and a loss of common sense.
Author's summary: Ford's political theatre embarrassed Canada.
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