哈伯可是一直想拉卡尼进保守党的，应该是惺惺相惜
保守党的问题是揽了一群笨蛋，没能人加入
AI Overview
The relationship between
Mark Carney and Stephen Harper, which began with a professional, productive partnership when Harper appointed Carney as Bank of Canada governor in 2008, has devolved into a sharp, adversarial political rivalry as of 2025–2026. While Harper previously praised Carney's competence, he now publicly criticizes him for overstating his role in the 2008 financial crisis and for his Liberal political affiliation.
Key Aspects of the Relationship:
- Initial Partnership: Harper appointed Carney in 2008, and in 2011 lauded his work at the Bank of Canada, even supporting his appointment as Chair of the Financial Stability Board.
- Tensions: Tensions emerged early regarding the 2008 crisis response, with reports of a strained relationship, particularly with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.
- Failed Recruitment: Harper revealed in 2025 that he tried to recruit Carney to be his Finance Minister in 2012, which Carney declined.
- Adversarial Shift (2025-2026): As Carney positioned himself for a Liberal leadership role, Harper has publicly accused him of taking undue credit for economic successes and acting as a "liberal" economic figure.
- Current Dynamic: Despite the political conflict, it was reported in 2025 that the two have engaged in professional consultation, with former PM Harper advising on trade strategies to reduce reliance on the US, according to Bloomberg.com and CBC News.
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