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Pierre Poilievre's wife made a sharp counterattack on the comment made by Jagmeet Singh

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Anaida Poilievre countered by saying that what happened to you was wrong and it should not happen

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's wife has hit back in response to Jagmeet Singh's comments on her husband.

In fact, Jagmeet Singh attacked Poilievre for his misbehavior outside Parliament, saying that for the past several days mischievous elements in Ottawa have been harassing Canadians who do not agree with them and Poilievre is the same. Only the country wants

Anaida Poilievre countered by saying that what happened to you was wrong and it should not happen, but people are suffering and for the last 8 years my husband is not running this country but the government you support is his people. They are angry with the policies.

Anaida attacked Singh and said why do criminals get away so easily? You want Safe Street? So why are you supporting the Liberal policies that have caused this mess?

Anaida said that what kind of country my husband wants, Jagmeet Singh, listen carefully, he wants a country where hard work is rewarded, people are not forced to choose between rent and food and buying a house is for everyone. Be affordable.

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