Since we’re probably not looking at a change in government for the next decade, all I can really do with this column of mine is chart Mark Carney’s digestion by the Ottawa blob. At this point in time, the process is in its very early stages, where the victim doesn’t even know it’s happening and everything they do just makes it worse.

He might look at an Abacus poll that shows that Canadians believe that their country has achieved shining city on a hill status as the rest of the world falls apart. Or he might conclude that he has a free hand because voters have decided that Pierre Poilievre is a whiny loser, even though they seemed to think Poilievre was the man Carney is a mere six months ago. Or he might look back on his career as an international man of mystery and believe that remaking a country like Canada in his image is something he can do in his sleep.

And so Carney, believing he has some sort of special mandate just because he performed the not-so-special feat of humiliating the Conservatives yet again, does things like invite shady characters

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