Trudeau has resigned..

[GFB]

…another gooood RIDDANCE!

[GFB]

Couldn’t take the Trump heat.

More losers to come!

[rusty]

Couldn’t take the Trump heat.

More losers to come!

But he speaks very highly of you.

[planosteve]

He's rumored to be the bastard son of Fidel Castro.

[GRANDPA]

Rumors are spread by fools and believed by idiots.

[planosteve]

Rumors are spread by fools and believed by idiots.

It's a joke son.

[GRANDPA]

Let us know next time so we can hit a rimshot.
Ba-dum-tusssss

[planosteve]

Let us know next time so we can hit a rimshot.
Ba-dum-tusssss

It is based on the fact that 9 months before he was born, Fidel visited and stayed at their home. He was a notorious horn dog.

[GFB]

Let us know next time so we can hit a rimshot.
Ba-dum-tusssss

It is based on the fact that 9 months before he was born, Fidel visited and stayed at their home. He was a notorious horn dog.

That was really dumb

[planosteve]

This thread is mistitled! Frenchie has not resigned. You need to learn to read the fine print.

"Trudeau on Monday confirmed that he would remain in office as both Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister until a replacement is selected, meaning he will lead Canada during the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency, including navigating tense trade negotiations and potential tariff threats from the United States."

[GFB]

This thread is mistitled! Frenchie has not resigned. You need to learn to read the fine print.

"Trudeau on Monday confirmed that he would remain in office as both Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister until a replacement is selected, meaning he will lead Canada during the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency, including navigating tense trade negotiations and potential tariff threats from the United States."

That’s called resigning, dipwad.

He has resigned.

[planosteve]

This thread is mistitled! Frenchie has not resigned. You need to learn to read the fine print.

"Trudeau on Monday confirmed that he would remain in office as both Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister until a replacement is selected, meaning he will lead Canada during the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency, including navigating tense trade negotiations and potential tariff threats from the United States."

That’s called resigning, dipwad.

He has resigned.

No, you can't resign and then stay in office until you decide to leave.

[Sangersteve]

This thread is mistitled! Frenchie has not resigned. You need to learn to read the fine print.

"Trudeau on Monday confirmed that he would remain in office as both Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister until a replacement is selected, meaning he will lead Canada during the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency, including navigating tense trade negotiations and potential tariff threats from the United States."

That’s called resigning, dipwad.

He has resigned.

No, you can't resign and then stay in office until you decide to leave.

Show me that rule.

[planosteve]

That’s called resigning, dipwad.

He has resigned.

No, you can't resign and then stay in office until you decide to leave.

Show me that rule.

It's common sense. You don't say your going to resign and then mickey mouse around on when.

[GFB]

No, you can't resign and then stay in office until you decide to leave.

Show me that rule.

It's common sense. You don't say your going to resign and then mickey mouse around on when.

He’s required to stay until they hold an election for a new Prime Minister.

He has already officially resigned.

[planosteve]

Here's what he said:
"I intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide competitive process."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ju ... ngNewsSerp

[BigTex]

That's a $1.39 U.S.

Langley DQ offers $2 burgers to celebrate Trudeau resignation

https://www.cochraneeagle.ca/local-news ... n-10049681

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[jellowrestling]

Here's what he said:
"I intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide competitive process."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ju ... ngNewsSerp

Yes, and the party doesn't select a new leader unless he signals his intention to resign, or he loses a vote of no confidence in Parliament. That's how it works. Meanwhile, Parliament is suspended until late March, when a new leader is elected.