GUNTER: Trudeau continues to embarrass Canada on world stage cdnpoli
According to PMO staffers, Trudeau adopted the splayed-legs position to lower himself . Trudeau is 20 cm taller and didn’t want the gap to appear so obvious in photos.It’s patronizing and insulting, like getting down on your knees to talk with a little person.
Most people might not have noticed a gladhand between a Canadian politician and the speaker of another nation’s parliament. Trudeau’s action has made sure everyone noticed. And not in a complimentary way. Indeed, it is Trudeau’s obsequiousness towards Beijing that is at the root of much of the decline in Canada’s foreign influence since 2015.
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