‘Mark Carney … espouses many conservative views and is implementing policies the Conservative Party should approve of.’ Letters to the editor for July 25
What happened next was just as chilling” (Opinion, July 18): In contributor Natalia Arno’s frightening account of Russian intimidation, violence and poisoning in the service of political repression, we glimpse the future Donald Trump offers to Americans. One where, as in Vladimir Putin’s Russia, American elections are for show and dissent is silenced by the repressive apparatus of the state. Suggesting it dragged down growth, without accounting for how much worse our per capita GDP would look without trillions of dollars in energy revenues, seems to me a failure of economic logic.
- ▪What happened next was just as chilling” (Opinion, July 18): In contributor Natalia Arno’s frightening account of Russian intimidation, violence and poisoning in the service of political repression, we glimpse the future Donald Trump offers
- ▪One where, as in Vladimir Putin’s Russia, American elections are for show and dissent is silenced by the repressive apparatus of the state.
- ▪Suggesting it dragged down growth, without accounting for how much worse our per capita GDP would look without trillions of dollars in energy revenues, seems to me a failure of economic logic.
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