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Defending Carney will only make Poilievre wins the next election
They're not defending Carney. Just stating the fact that PP is significantly worse. A fact that's being muddled by unfounded criticism of Carney. Some folks who didn't have a strong anti-PP opinion like a family member of ours is asking whether we shoulda voted for PP if Carney is bad, after hearing unqualigird critique of Carney. It's important to criticize Carney for his fuckups but that should always be grounded in the relevant PP context.
As for NDP voters who lent their votes to Carney this round, we don't need unfounded critique to know the NDP is better for us.
Basically it's important to tailor one's message depending on the audience in order to achieve the desired understanding. Most of us here know what's up politically.
Carney already broke his biggest promise of fighting Trump. Many criticism of Carney are very well funded so it's really important to help at least vocally Carney accountable so he don't make us lose to conservative in the next election .
But the OP said this
This is barely a criticism
Explain your logic please
It's the same logic on how democrats lost to republicans in the usa
PP is not going to win the leadership review.
I think I'd take that bet!
I'm super curious how the base will see it. On the one hand, he did win a much larger percentage of the popular vote than most Conservative leaders have won while making inroads in traditionally Left areas.
But, he also lost one of the largest polling leads in modern Canadian history...
On the other hand, the Liberals won in large part because of voters from the NDP/Greens defected to the Liberals... But then how much of that was to keep Poilievre out versus some other Con?
You could go nuts going back and forth on that.
Not only did he lose the lead, he failed to even get elected and had to be given the literal safest riding for a Conservative in the country to get a seat. Which I feel is not the best sign for someone who's career has entirely revolved around politics.
I literally don't know how it could be seen another way, which is how I know his dumb fuck base will keep him.
So how are you going to beat Poilievre?
Make pressure on Carney to respect his comittements
You'll put pressure on Carney in order to go after Poilievre? That makes sense. /s
On the off chance you mean that Carney is more likely to win the next election if he does what the left fringe wants him to, no, not really. That's questionable against any candidate, and this particular Conservative leader specialises in stirring up outrage over ambitious policies.
He also made commitments that were pretty mild in the first place, aside from cuts to spending that he probably can't deliver.
Carney is more likely to win the next election if he redeem himself and start respecting his engagements toward the people who make him win the last time. He didn't deliver a single thing right now
Voters? I agree, he has to make them happy.
Lemmings? Lol no.
Of course, voters are dumb, don't know the issues very well, go by soundbites to judge who's doing what and just get tired of people eventually. So far he's managed to cultivate a totally different image from his predecessor, neutralise Poilievre's attacks, and keep the economy from totally rupturing anywhere, so I'd say he's doing fine so far.