'Let's make Canada prosperous again': Trudeau's brother believes Trump is 'genuine,' says government workers should quit

In a widely-read post on X, Kyle Kemper gave a ringing endorsement of former President Donald Trump’s reelection, whom he said is “genuine.” Kemper, the half-brother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said it is time to exploit the economic opportunities that Trump could offer if he wins on Nov. 5 and to “make Canada prosperous again.”

The businessman, who was working for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign, has been highly critical of his half-brother's economic and Covid policies. Kemper also suggested that Canadian government employees find other work.

He said that Trump is a “genuine person” and someone who wants to “leave a good legacy.” But more than that, Kemper sees Trump as a lightning rod for change. “In a nutshell, [a Trump presidency is] going to mean a shift in the vibration of Canada. It’s going to open up the opportunity for government innovation within Canada, likely massive tax reform in Canada,” he said.

Kemper noted how Trump has mused about eliminating income tax in favor of tariffs for collecting the bulk of government revenue and the libertarian thinks that’s an idea that could migrate to Canada and attract many who left because of high taxation to come back to their homeland. Lifting the tax burdens means “all that money is going to come back to Canada," he said. But Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris offers a completely different scenario as she is “just another cabal spokesperson.”

Kemper even encouraged Canadian government workers – a body that Trudeau had expanded larger than any previous prime minister – to find real jobs. “Are you happy? Are you actually adding value? Is this what you want to do? Do you want to work for the government? There are so many other things you can do,” he said. “How can you celebrate the day that you quit working for the government?”

Kemper concluded his remarks by echoing the Make America Great Again slogan that Trump has used so effectively like that or in several other versions to emphasize the issue of the day. “Make America healthy again,” Kemper said, the slogan from RFK, Jr., who is now backing Trump, before adding, “Let’s make Canada healthy again. Let’s make Canada prosperous.

In an exclusive interview with The Post Millennial last May, Kemper called Trudeau a "champion spokesperson" for globalism and criticized the way the Liberal government tries to shut down free speech.

“You know, while at the same time, I mean, the Liberals – I see it in my X feed or Twitter feed all day long. It's like, you know, them basically advertising the fact that, you know, Pierre Pollievere equals Trump and equals Alex Jones, and it's just like this really cheap game of ‘don't engage on any topics of discussion,’” he continued.

Kemper said the Liberals under Trudeau play a communications game of “attack and smear” their political opponents “or use fear as a tool … discouraging others to vote or be engaged. And, you know, there's a lot of projection going on.”

In an October caucus meeting, the National Post noted, Trudeau referred to his half-brother, whom he said he loves and “always will. But, you know, (I) can’t have real conversations with him based on facts and reality. And that’s a real proportion of our communities, of our families, of our country that has gone that way,” said Trudeau.