Trudeau’s growing list of enemies
Mind you, a politician having enemies is not necessarily a bad thing; Trudeau’s tiff with Trump, for instance, will certainly work to his political advantage. Yet making enemies in ways that can harm your economy is risky.
OAKVILLE, ONT.—American writer Arthur Bloch once noted, “Friends come and go, but enemies accumulate.”
And this statement certainly has a ring of truth to it, especially when it comes to the rough and tumble world of politics.
Indeed, even Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who promised to promo...
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