π¨π¦ Not in China on voting day, still a Liberal problem
Shaun Chen apparently did not cast House votes from China after all. Fine. His boarding pass and passport stamps, as reported, show he left China on March 22 and was back in Canada for the March 25 votes. So the viral claim misses. But notice what the regime press wants you to take from this: case closed, move along, nothing to see here.
Not so fast. The real issue is that a sitting Liberal MP, already too injured to regularly travel to Ottawa, somehow found the energy for a China trip sponsored by the Hakka Canadian Association, then announced his resignation days later. In Trudeau-world, Parliament can run on remote voting apps with facial recognition, MPs vanish from duty, and every concern about China gets waved away as misinformation. Even when the narrow accusation is false, the broader pattern is still rot: unserious governance, elite media damage control, and a political class that treats Canadian sovereignty like an optional setting.
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