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Poilievre Could ‘Drop Hard and Fast’
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I'm inclined to agree. None of the parties are running anyone I remotely want to vote for, which is kind of insane.
Dump Trudeau at this point. I think he thinks he's falling on his sword, but he's dooming the party. The OLP lost party status, I honestly could see that kind of result happen to the LP. If rather another Ignatief or Stephan Dion placeholder who you wouldn't question as opposition leader than the party to get wiped out.
Dump Singh, have you ever seen a less inspiring leader? He's rich and doesn't connect with the blue collar workers that the NDP should lean on. The NDP should be able to put forward a worker first platform that attracts a lot of southern and northern Ontario, easy, and probably appeal to Quebecors and environmentalists. .
Dump Polloevre, or don't, I'm not Conservative anyways. But Otoole was at least palatable to this lowercase liberal. Polluevre is a human shit stain wholly say anything to anyone to win. I don't trust him, I don't like his politics, I don't like his policy. The Construction needs to stop yelling freedom and pretending their the Republicans, because it's not a healthy position here in Canada.
The amount of people transfixed by Poilievre’s common sense approach is disgusting.
Pierre never says what his policies actually are, he lets people fill in the blanks with whatever they want to believe and it might be enough to win an election.
Even after when people figure out they’ve been duped by him they might double down lie what’s happening in the US or was happening in the UK.
He is the personification of the Futurama business guy “don’t you worry about blank, let me worry about blank”
I wonder if PeePee has boneitis
Here's hoping his boneitus catches up with him
And then when he gets voted out some years later, blame the next party for all the fallout.
Rinse repeat.
Fucking preach.
Jack Layton's death set the NDP back decades. I don't despise Singh, but he's got the personality of a potato. PP is bat shit crazy, and a fucking snake. Trudeau is inept.
I'm pretty left leaning: I align with a lot of NDP principles, but dislike their approach and delivery, so I default to liberal.
It'd be nice to have some decent candidates, not this microcosm of the race to the bottom the US is having.
Yes, I miss Layton
I don't know why the NDP hasn't come out swinging with a platform of no tax increases for the middle class, we're going to bolster healthcare and take it off the hands of small businesses to turn it into a real benefit of doing business in Canada, and make it easier for small businesses to start up and compete, so your jobs aren't going away.
Give the average Joe job security, health security, and real opportunity, and then see how excited people can get.
The NDP has been absolutely abysmal at advertising their platform. Many view them as a rotted-out crutch of the Liberals and the NDP seems to be just fine with that. It blows my mind in this landscape where Canadians are basically just asking for a rational leader.
Glad I'm in Quebec and we have our own alternative
Federally? Sure.
Legault is only marginally better than Drug Fraud though.
We're currently talking about federal politics so yes
When you vote for no one, studies show it favours the conservatives. So you're still voting.
I'll say. We always choose the least-worse bunch who can bring a plan through that will help the most Canadians. That's always the plan.
I get it. He's boring. Has hasn't tuned us to withstand the epidemic AND delivered on a impressive list of other things.
Yeah. That and some poor makeup choices by his drama teacher 30 years ago and yeah, he's obviously Satan.
At this point, are you just trying to find reasons to not support an option because it makes the cons look less cruel and elitist?
Ah, but even in that you kind-of are.
Subtle.
Not wanting to vote for any of them doesn't mean I won't vote, I will absolutely vote.
I've liked Trudeau for a long time, I just don't think he's a winner right now. The liberals were the only party that could have gotten Canada through the Trump years, and they did a good job during the pandemic. They're a good steady state party that has done decent foreign policy, and decent economic policy, and they've had a long run.
But on other issues they've been very middle of the road when we have really needed policy change, housing being the biggest one where action was clearly needed 2018, before the pandemic. Adding the mortgage stress test was a good step, but the first time home buyer plan and savings accounts did nothing, all their policy did was push demand without anything robust pushing supply.
I actually like the carbon tax, but I wish they hadn't folded on home hearing oil, they should have managed that better.