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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : You know, I think we've seen some pretty good examples of Poilievre really bringing some strong language and messaging about Trump.
44% : One voter revealed her former affection for Trump, driven at the time by her own conservatism and penchant for low taxes.
38% : " -- 38 planes: Gander opened its arms to 7,000 shocked and stranded American air travelers when U.S. airspace was closed following the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. -- Edge of the world: The friendship and hospitality of Gander residents has been immortalized at the 9/11 memorial and museum on the site of the former World Trade Center in Trump's hometown, and in the Canadian and Broadway musical, "Come From Away." -- True story: During Canada's first go-around with Trump, then-Prime Minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU squired IVANKA TRUMP to a Broadway performance of "Come From Away" in March 2017 -- a charm offensive noted in the NYT: "The president's daughter and a close adviser, sat in Row F between Mr. Trudeau and NIKKI R. HALEY, the American ambassador to the United Nations, and directly behind a former Canadian prime minister, JEAN CHRÉTIEN." -- Stop the world: Trudeau made another reference to Gander in February as he announced Canada's first response to Trump's tariffs.
36% : Most talked about Trump, tariffs and trade.
33% : Trump threat spurs Canadian internal free trade. -- Trump's trade war hits home on 'the front line of Canada.' -- EU trade chief heads to meet Lutnick, Greer to defuse steel, aluminum spat. -- Trump threatens a 25% tariff on countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela.
27% : " RUDY HUSNY, analyst and former political adviser: "I don't see it as 100 percent a ballot question on Donald Trump.
20% : He's saying all the right things, but he's not actually talking about Trump.
18% : " KORY TENEYCKE: "If you're fighting the Liberal Party instead of fighting Donald Trump, I think you're putting yourself at a real disadvantage.

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