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How Canada’s 2025 Budget Really Passed
A chaotic confidence vote, last-minute political bargaining, and four unexpected abstentions pushed Canada’s 2025 federal budget across the finish line. In today’s episode of True Patriot Love, we break down exactly what happened—and why it matters.
Hosted by Paul Micucci with guest Mike Wixson, a seasoned political commentator, this conversation dives deep into the drama, strategy, and behind-the-scenes maneuvering that shaped last night’s vote.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
• How the 2025 budget passed despite major opposition
• The role of the “4A Club” and why the abstentions mattered
• What motivated MPs to cross the floor—or freeze in place
• The political bargaining behind regional funding wins
• Why this vote may reshape Canada’s multi-party landscape
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