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@SenNicoleEaton

Proud to be a Conservative.

Ottawa, Ontario
nicoleeaton.sencanada.ca/en/
Joined December 2016
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  1. Retweeted
    Nov 15

    Put Liberals in charge and the exact same things cost more. In the words of : "The Senate has the same purpose and the same number of senators that it's had in the past, but under the Trudeau government the cost has now ballooned."

    New from me — The cost of the Senate has soared in the last five years.
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  2. Retweeted
    Nov 4

    The critical importance of regional representation to our role as senators is already baked into our Constitution, and endures throughout Canadian history. We didn't need a new taxpayer-funded senators group to defend our regions: Senators have done this for 150+ years.

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    Nov 4

    All you really need to know about Rosie Barton's bias: compare her tweet and the tweet of a Globe and Mail reporter from the same event

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    Nov 4
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    Time to abolish this un-elected Country Club.

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    Nov 4

    Ont. Superior Court judge ruled Trudeau govt jury changes unconstitutional. Overwhelming evidence at Legal cmtee said help ensure fair criminal trial. I predicted this ruling & tried to amend Bill to keep challenges. VIDEO

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    Nov 4

    This is the key point conservatives need to understand -- if you act like Liberals, and campaign like Liberals, they will invariably hire the real thing, not the imposter. Political success cannot happen without the right type of differentiation.

    “Conservatives must have the courage, and the fortitude, to commit to spending money we don’t have, for years without end. They must dare to chart a course that is exactly the same as all the other parties.”
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    Nov 4

    Partisan: an adherent or supporter of a person, group, party or cause. I’d say there is in the area of 105 of them sitting in the senate right now.

    Four years after Trudeau was sworn in as prime minister, there are just 35 remaining senators sitting as partisans in the Senate: 26 Conservatives and 9 Liberals (and those 9 Liberals aren't formally associated with the Liberal party).
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  8. Retweeted
    Oct 26

    Kurl: It wasn't religion that sank Andrew Scheer in this election

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  9. Retweeted
    Oct 11

    It would be a shame if this ad the CBC had removed got a bunch of views.

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    Sep 11

    At some point there will be a contest to come up with the unofficial plane name, but in case you missed it, it’s TRUDEAU’s plane.

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    Sep 12

    Guy who said in 2014 that his father taught him to step toward trouble, not away from it chickens out of the first debate of the campaign. Imposter.

    'He's afraid': Scheer mocks no-show Trudeau as leaders arrive for Citytv, Maclean's debate
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    Sep 11

    “The pivotal question remains: In the best interest of justice, should the RCMP go forward with an investigation? The answer is clear: Yes. No one is above the law.”

    Why the RCMP should proceed: Not even Justin Trudeau is above the law
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    Sep 12
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    What’s unbecoming is the publicly funded broadcaster suggesting it’s no big deal that a PM who has twice broken the law and is currently under RCMP investigation is skipping election debates. I’m happy to come on the show to discuss.

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    Sep 4

    Today marks the 35th anniversary of my father’s electoral win, which would see him become the 18th Prime Minister of Canada. Thank you Mom and Dad for your tremendous support and service to our country.

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  15. Aug 27

    Then so what is new about Liberals spending money. Do you think they are printing it?

    As painstakingly tracked by colleague , the current pre-election funding blitz is unprecedented. There are 28 announcements today after 370 funding commitments yesterday worth $1.5 billion - and this has been going on for weeks.
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  16. Aug 18

    Thank you David

    Long after Trump leaves office, people with NPD will torment those in any way compelled to live in their vicinity. Among his legacies, we should all become more aware of the disorder - and prompter to help the victimized, if only by saying "I saw it too. She's crazy, not you."
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    Jun 11

    Parliament is not meant to be convenient or comfortable for the majority. And especially not the Senate. Even the current PM, when he was leader of the third party, said that the role of the Senate is to act as a check against the power of a majority in the other place.

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    Jun 6

    We will remember them. On this day, D-Day, we need to show respect for those who fought in the war defending our freedom, democracy and justice. I want to offer my sincere and heartfelt thank you to our courageous soldiers.

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    Jun 1

    Kenney shrugged off criticism that Alberta is now doing less to fight climate change. “They’ve had a carbon tax in British Columbia for 10 years. It hasn’t made a difference to the pattern of forest fires there … or in Alberta."

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    Jun 1

    While Trudeau chooses the tired path of false accusations and trying to paint his opponent as a monster, Scheer presents a fair and balanced path for Canada's next 4 years.

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