ArmyRick
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In response to that. You had one post up and I wrongly assumed you were avoiding JH question
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If that is directed at me, quite the opposite. He’s very good at being a politician. He’s been at it a long time. You think he’s lying I don’t think he is. I think he has a knack to shut down any rabbit holes people would like him to go down. I also think if he truly believed that the outcome was in doubt that he would be smart enough to exploit it.
I think he’s making a pile of mistakes on lot of things but he is very strategic in his politics. Of that I have no doubt.
Sorry. Answering two different threads.
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If it was shown the CCP interference affected the outcome of one of our elections, the effects would be far reaching. The belief that our elections (and American elections) being impervious to fuckery would evaporate overnight. Trump would be instantly vindicated with a whole new round of shit going on down there as a result.
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His base won't change. But then CCP efforts into media and electoral interference would ramp up to ensure his defeat.
ArmyRick
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Do tell. Where is he making mistakes? Not winning over the woke?
I think it is more about not making enough in roads to winning the middle. At least not yet. I don’t think he can win over the “woke”
Not too long ago I couldn’t stand PP. To a certain extent now, he’s beginning to grow on me. While I still am not entirely sure about him and his policies, I don’t think he could do much more damage than JT has done in the last 8 years. The next few months should be telling.
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Honestly the CPC and PP would really have to crap the bed right now for me to not vote for them with the continual performance of the Liberal govt
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Sigh. Labels. They don't help. And they are intellectually lazy.
Those labels do however make for a much quicker path to condemnation and disdain for "the other"
It kind of has a cancelling effect.
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They are the author of their own demise (hopefully)
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Gerald Butts Tried Blaming The Globe & Mail For The Chaos At The Trudeau Foundation. It Took Less Than A Day For That Narrative To Collapse - Spencer Fernando
With Butts & Trudeau, it's always somebody else's fault. After the Trudeau Foundation descended into chaos with the entire board of directors
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ArmyRick
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Yeah I did. They originally called themselves as such. Many still own the label.
No offence, lets speak straight up about whats going on in western societies and NOT pussyfoot about things.
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It's interesting choice of words...
Media organizations have lawyers because defamation lawsuits are part of the game. Dong filing a lawsuit is no proof of anything beyond him hoping to take the heat and light off of himself for a time. I suspect he'll drop it when it comes time for disclosures.
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Once again, Kinsella going after fancy socks Justin and his (mis)deeds.
KINSELLA: If the 'political climate' has changed, it is because of Justin Trudeau
We believe, too, that the Trudeau cabal reveal a pattern of casual corruption that is replete with self-dealing.torontosun.com
One day Kinsella needs to take a hard long look in tbe mirror.
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Dong is still a liberal. Even sitting as an independent, he'll vote the same as the liberals. As an aside, as an independent, he'll probably get more speaking time than if he was in caucus.
If he had the balls and conviction, he should have resigned and taken his chances in a by-election. A liberal sitting on the other side of the aisle, is still a liberal.
If he had the balls and conviction, he should have resigned and taken his chances in a by-election. A liberal sitting on the other side of the aisle, is still a liberal.
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"conservative" is a label.
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Liberal, as in trudeau's party, is an oxymoron.
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I will agree with that - it is far from "liberal" and behaves more like a softer version of a Chairman Mao type. Or Stalin. Lenin. take your pick
One thing I noted in a YouTube I made was that those who seize power usually take control of the media as a priority. Let that sink in.
Or let me pose an alternate “chicken vs. egg” theory. Could it be those who are in control of the mainstream media who are the ones basically controlling the government? Rather than the government necessaril being the one pushing the whole cancel culture, “wokeism”, rainbow mafia , etc., etc., it’s the reporters, editors and even broadcast/cable/CEOs/publishers who have an agenda to change this country drastically from what it had been? (Hint: think modern day William Randolph Hearst with a leftist bent).
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