(LifeSiteNews) — Pro-life Member of Parliament Garnett Genuis defended himself after a leftist labeled him as a “cult” member for denouncing Liberal policies.
In a November 16 exchange on X, Genuis responded to an attack by former Liberal radio personality Dean Blundell, who accused him of being an extremist for advocating for Conservative policies.
“Garnett the Evangelical extremist has five kids and a traditional (cult slave) wife at home living the Harper dream right now,” Blundell wrote in response to a video of Genuis denouncing Liberal policies in Parliament.
I’m Catholic, have six kids, and my wife is a practicing physician.
Imagine making a post like this and then turning the replies off. https://t.co/BnRVtA8p0U
— Garnett Genuis (@GarnettGenuis) November 16, 2025
In the clip, Genuis lamented that many Canadians “were better off” under the leadership of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper compared with the Liberal government.
“Objectively, it’s clear in the numbers. Our streets were safer, homes were more affordable, and more young people had jobs,” he declared. “This was because Conservatives measured their success by the results.”
A lot of people tell me how much better off Canada was under the leadership of Stephen Harper.
Objectively, it’s clear in the numbers. Our streets were safer, homes were more affordable, and more young people had jobs.
This was because Conservatives measured their success by… pic.twitter.com/qFQgILbNFW
— Garnett Genuis (@GarnettGenuis) November 15, 2025
Blundell turned comments off on his post, meaning that Canadians cannot respond to his statement. However, Genuis reposted the comment along with his response correcting Blundell’s claims.
“I’m Catholic, have six kids, and my wife is a practicing physician,” Genuis declared. “Imagine making a post like this and then turning the replies off.”
Genuis has become well known to Conservative Canadians for his outspoken support of the unborn and condemnation of MAiD. Unfortunately, in 2020, Genuis suggested that the Conservative Party of Canada could support homosexual “marriage” and somehow still be considered a “pro-family party.”
Many Canadians responded in support of Genuis’ post, pointing out Blundell’s refusal to engage in discourse by turning off comments on his post.
“Blundell exemplifies the typical leftist hypocrite: They aggressively demand that society conform to their ideologies, like gender ideology – often through coercion or social pressure,” one user wrote.
“Yet they relentlessly mock and criticize Christians for our faith, dismissing God as a ‘sky daddy,’” she continued. “When challenged, they refuse genuine dialogue – either shutting it down entirely or resorting to deflection, denial, and pivoting.”
Blundell exemplifies the typical leftist hypocrite:
They aggressively demand that society conform to their ideologies, like gender ideology—often through coercion or social pressure.Yet they relentlessly mock and criticize Christians for our faith, dismissing God as a ‘sky…
— Cecile Shaw (@cecile_shaw8) November 17, 2025
Another Canadian questioned, “So being Catholic, married, and raising a big family is now a ‘cult’? Wild how faith, commitment, and responsibility suddenly become controversial to the same people who preach ‘tolerance’ nonstop.”
“Turning off replies doesn’t make their take any stronger it just shows they can’t defend it,” the user continued. “Families aren’t the problem. They’re the backbone of this country.”
So being Catholic, married, and raising a big family is now a “cult”? Wild how faith, commitment, and responsibility suddenly become controversial to the same people who preach “tolerance” nonstop.
Turning off replies doesn’t make their take any stronger it just shows they can’t…
— Paul Smith (@PaulSmith1921) November 16, 2025
