When "economic liberty" means central planning
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Mark Carney is not an autocrat.
Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal leader Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney wave as they board the Liberal campaign plane after a campaign rally in Mississauga, Ontario, April 26, 2025. (Photo by Geoff Robins / AFP/Getty Images) Illustration by The Argument/ChatGPT. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is not just the head of his country’s Liberal Party, but something of an icon of liberalism globally. At a bleak moment for center-left parties worldwide, he won his election, and has remained popular as he feuds with an increasingly indefensible American president. So it’s…
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