Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is going to shine so much positivity — and splash so much money on the media — this election year that most average Canadians will be blindfolded from seeing his hatchet men (peoplekind) and apparatchiks at work spewing negativity and smear campaigns against his opponents.

The combination of spending nearly $600 million to bail out the legacy media and $7 million to get Liberal-friendly organizations to police alternative media, as well as the Liberals' friends at Google, Twitter and Facebook helping remove critical content and undesirables from the mainstream internet, will ensure most Canadians don't see much of the ugly side of the Liberals.

The latest example of whitewashing bad behaviour of a Liberal was of Toronto Liberal MP and notorious progressive bully Adam Vaughan's latest bozo eruption on Twitter.

Vaughan tweeted out Saturday morning: "So Ford's [sic] gang could get folks upset over hurting Kindergarten students instead of being angry over the damage he's done to University students.  Next he will go after young offenders & end 'free school' in detention centres…instead of playing whack-a-mole; Let's just whack him."

No public figure should be able to call for the whacking (i.e. murder) of any other public figure without round condemnation from all parties, including the individual's own, and the media.  But because the Liberals are the Natural Governing Party and the supposed Mr. Nice Guy is their leader, the rules of civility do not apply to them.

Sure, Vaughan would try and backtrack and wriggle out of his despicable tweet by following it up with a pathetic mock apology that included kids playing whack-a-mole with Ford's face photoshopped over the toy moles in an attempt to try and make light of saying they should "just whack him", but this was only after swift backlash from Conservatives had ensued.

A belated, half-hearted apology would come in the evening of the same day, yet the offensive tweet remains up to this day.  And when Trudeau was confronted by opposition house leader Candice Bergen he excused the parliamentary secretary's tweet since he made an apology, despite still leaving up the call to "whack" Premier Doug Ford.

If this was another politician without a reputation for being rude and aggressive towards those on the other side of the political aisle this could possibly be passed off as a bad joke, but in Vaughan's case there is a long, bitter history between him and the Fords at Toronto City Hall, not to mention his alleged intimidation of Tory MP Alice Wong.  And there was the disgraceful incident in which he thought it appropriate to sit in the front row at Rob Ford's funeral after being sworn enemies with him for years.

The media finally got around to writing stories by Saturday evening about Vaughan's tweet, but they downplayed it.  CBC didn't think it relevant to mention which party Vaughan is with, until finally updating the story to include it after being called out for the glaring omission.

Other Liberal MPs, PMO staffers and Trudeau himself continue to make baseless accusations that conservatives are trying to stoke division and fear in the electorate for simply trying to get answers from a government on its out-of-control spending and open border policy.

Trudeau says this is going to be the nastiest elections in a long while, but if that's the case it takes two parties to tango.

"Sunny Ways", as portrayed and interpreted by the pliant mainstream media, doesn't necessarily mean warmth and kindness.  A bit odd they would think that since they believe the sun will fry our planet imminently, which would be a more apt metaphor for the current regime's actions consequences for our country. But parsing that metaphor further, the term "Sunny Ways" comes from the parable that the Sun is able to get a man to take off his jacket, besting the Wind's attempts to blow it off, which only makes him hold tighter.  So it's the sun's heat that forces the man to take off his jacket.

The Liberals and Trudeau similarly apply heat on their opponents via Twitter and the allied media, who are all too happy to frame Conservatives as out-of-touch bigots.  As the Liberals ratchet up the heat in the coming months, expect the paid pipers to describe the piping hot rhetoric from the Liberals as nothing more than harmless, warm rays meant to melt Conservative's frigid hearts.

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Written by Graeme C. Gordon