Carney stands by controversial floor-crosser as protests grow
Mass protests, “traitor” signs, and China controversy follow Liberal defector Michael Ma — but Carney isn’t backing down. Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley joins Marc Patrone to discuss.
Liberal MP Michael Ma is facing mounting backlash after controversial comments casting doubt on reports of forced labour in China — and now the fallout is hitting Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Protesters confronted Carney’s motorcade in Markham, while residents who once voted Conservative are calling Ma a “traitor” and demanding his resignation. Despite the growing outrage, Carney says Ma has apologized and will remain in caucus.
Is Ma too politically valuable to drop — or becoming a liability for the Liberals?
Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley joins Marc Patrone to break down what this controversy reveals about Canada’s stance on China, trade enforcement, and whether the Liberals are risking deeper tensions with the U.S.
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