Is this not yet another (amongst many recently) examples of the glaring fact that Kevin O'Leary simply doesn't know the expectations of the political environment in which he proposes to start at the very top.

It's one thing to come into politics as an outsider with some new ideas and skills (but supported by personal knowledge and advisors that will prevent one from making rookie mistakes).  It's another (potentially dangerous) thing to just barge in, do your own thing and assume everyone will welcome the bravado.

The most glaring example was his assertion a couple of weeks ago that a PM O'Leary would simply cut off transfer payments and "take other like steps" against a Provincial Government that resisted a Federal initiative.