“Me as a citizen, I don’t like what is happening in our country, how things are being managed,” Clark told LifeSiteNews in an interview. “I was not involved in politics –there were so many bad leaders that weren’t connecting with what everyday people were talking about.”

Clark told LifeSiteNews that in his view, the Liberal Party, under its current leader Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, needs “help immediately” so that it can move back to the “center” of the political spectrum where it “belongs.” Part of this is re-allowing Liberal MPs to hold pro-life views, which Trudeau banned in 2014 shortly after becoming party leader. Prior to this ban, the Liberals had a number of openly pro-life MPs such as Dan McTeague, Paul Szabo and Tom Wappel.

“There is so much alt-left wacko, wokeism that has infiltrated their ideology and everything they stand for. Canadians have rejected that. Look at the polls,” Clark insisted.

“Liberal voters are going to the Conservative Party, that is why the polls are so high right now. It’s obvious the Liberal Party needs to return to their roots… Many Liberals, Canadians MPs, they should be allowed to be pro-life openly again,” added Clark. […]

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“With full back pay,” Trump said to applause during his inauguration speech.

The promise echoes that of Pete Hegseth, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of the Department of Defense.

“Tens of thousands of service members were kicked out because of an experimental vaccine,” Hegseth said during his confirmation hearing, as reported by Military Times. “They will be apologized to. They will be reinstated, reinstituted with pay and rank.”

“About 8,000 troops were forced out of the service for refusing the order,” Military Times reported. Additionally, the president planned to be a “peacemaker.” He promised the night before at a victory rally that he would bring peace to Ukraine and the Middle East and avoid World War III. […]

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