I hate the whole "towing the party line" thing that all political parties do. If my riding votes for an MP, who stands in parliament in favor of something that their constituents don't want, but the party does, that MP is not reflecting the will of their constituents, regardless of party lines.
Not surprised that PP is enforcing this kind of anti-democratic stance, even though it's basically standard practice for all parties.
He is certainly a student of Harper.
I found it very weird that on the same day this was reported, so was an announcement that Harper has been appointed chairman of Alberta Investment Management Corporation.
That sob is weaseling his way back into Canadian politics.
I can remember several distinct times in my life that Mike Tyson was the most reviled person in the news. But a week ago, he was everyone's darling. There's a weird phenomenon where people remember having strong emotions for someone and whether they were good or bad feelings, they become nostalgic.
They know how bat shit crazy they are, but rather you didn't know.
Can you imagine if Conservative MPs start revolting against lil PP and cause his popularity to sink the year before the election. I mean they'll likely toe the party line given how popular they are right now. But if it did happen. It would be the funniest thing ever.
The thing is even if that happened, I'm still not sure whether Trudeau or Jagmeet would be able to beat him.
Probably not. I think best case scenario for Canada is Conservatives win a minority government. They'll have to work with other parties to get stuff done. Of course, it will likely they'll be working with the Bloc Quebecois but still.
That's without any legal power.
Imagine the shit this goof will do as PM.
Another thing that he learned from Harper.
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