I will agree only if JT leaves and another leader leads in the next election. If JT stays it won’t be pretty for the LPC.
Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)
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you mean questions like When did you stop beating your wife" kinda thing?Oh yeah - and if the journalists are smart, they'll just ask, "will you cut x?", not "people are saying," especially when it's only Team Red ads saying it for now. While he's
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Unless they bring in an outsider, Trudeau built a caucus of obedience. Every single MP is tainted by his failure now. Even Freeland trying to run away with it with her letter wouldn't be stupid enough to be this generations John Turner. Whoever the Liberals choose (or let Trudeau reap what he sowed) is going to get pounded in the next election. This is 1984 (the year not the book) all over again.
Edit: Another Liberal has jumped off the Titantic.
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PP is too disciplined to worry about rank amateurs. He's in his element.
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They are too far gone. The venom also applies to his caucus. They are almost as equally despised as their leader. The whole party has lost the trust of the electorate. Simply reminding voters of the billions of taxpayer dollars that have been 'lost' and stolen by the party is enough to assure their demise.
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So just following up on the Liberal fear mongering and gaslighting…
So the well-fed Liberals gathering around the dinner table and bemoaning the evilness of Poilievre, including the quote “I heard that Pierre Poilievre voted against $10 a day day care…” represents the deceitfulness that the Liberals are willing to go to leverage ignorance and/or preconceptions of their remaining voter block.
That fact that this Liberal commercial was made 16-1/2 months after the June 19, 2023 vote for Bill C-35, means that the Liberals wilfully and deliberately misrepresented Poilievre and the. Conservatives in the commercial….but the clapping seals will clap again, and shit talk Poilievre as though it were the truth.
Vote Detail - 385 - Members of Parliament - House of Commons of Canada
Vote Detail - 385 - Members of Parliament - House of Commons of Canada
Anyone up for some fact checking? Guess how Pierre Poilievre voted? (Hint: exactly the same as every other Parliamentarian who participated in the unanimous vote…YEA.). Not only did Poilievre vote YEA, but the ENTIRE Conservative caucus voted YEA.
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They are a poisonous and stupid lot. Play some clips from the Minister of Transport telling us "Canadians forgot how to travel".
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Chaufferring a nice old doll to the beauty parlour sounds good.
So does intelligence gathering on foreign agents.
But, dealing with obnoxious loudmouths, not so much.
Saw an RCMP spokesperson on TV the other night. She explained how they could get away with being "awful, but lawful."
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Note that Marco Mendicino's letter did not mention Trudeau, nor did he add Trudeau to those he thanked.
Mendicino was going to lose his seat anyway.
When these MP's resign, it should be effective immediately, thus not collecting a big paycheque. Two Liberal MP's have resigned and have not sat in the HoC since. Seamus O'Regan is one.
Mendicino was going to lose his seat anyway.
When these MP's resign, it should be effective immediately, thus not collecting a big paycheque. Two Liberal MP's have resigned and have not sat in the HoC since. Seamus O'Regan is one.
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I though they just resigned from cabinet?
Correct. They are still MPs.
I’d rather they stay on until they are done. No use spending on bi elections this close to an election.
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Some cool highlights from the latest from Angus Reid & Co.
angusreid.org
And who wants JT to stick around?
Deets on the latest polling:
The Freeland Factor: Among potential Trudeau replacements, can ex-minister save a sinking Liberal ship? -
Electoral recovery hinges on large group of undecided & NDP voters who “might” still support Liberals January 3, 2025 – Just days into the new year the future of the governing Liberal Party remains obscured as its most prominent figure, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, continues to mull his next...
angusreid.org
- "Part One: The current Liberal vote universe
- Those who “Might Consider” the LPC do not approve of Trudeau
- But they view Poilievre even more negatively
- Liberals would need to draw votes away from NDP, convince the initially undecided
- Who wants the PM to stay? Mostly people who say they’d never vote Liberal anyway
- Part Two: Potential Liberal successors
- Freeland holds lead across Liberal Vote Universe
- CPC still dominates, regardless of leader"
And who wants JT to stick around?
Deets on the latest polling:
Full release & granular details also attached as PDF.
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I can only hope that freeland doesn't get the nod as replacement.
I don't think I could take four more years of her whiny, condecending, Miss Chrystia Romper Room voice. Mind, if they lose party status, they won't have many opportunities to speak anyway.
I don't think I could take four more years of her whiny, condecending, Miss Chrystia Romper Room voice. Mind, if they lose party status, they won't have many opportunities to speak anyway.
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I don't think the LPC will be ignored. Even if they are reduced to a single digit seat count our media will get them much more air time than they deserve.
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I find it interesting that a Freeland Lib party pulls from the NDP support for the most part. Almost like Team Orange views her as one of theirs….Some cool highlights from the latest from Angus Reid & Co.
The Freeland Factor: Among potential Trudeau replacements, can ex-minister save a sinking Liberal ship? -
Electoral recovery hinges on large group of undecided & NDP voters who “might” still support Liberals January 3, 2025 – Just days into the new year the future of the governing Liberal Party remains obscured as its most prominent figure, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, continues to mull his next...Which new Team Red boss would draw more?
- "Part One: The current Liberal vote universe
- Those who “Might Consider” the LPC do not approve of Trudeau
- But they view Poilievre even more negatively
- Liberals would need to draw votes away from NDP, convince the initially undecided
- Who wants the PM to stay? Mostly people who say they’d never vote Liberal anyway
- Freeland holds lead across Liberal Vote Universe
- CPC still dominates, regardless of leader"
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And who wants JT to stick around?
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Deets on the latest polling:
Full release & granular details also attached as PDF.
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The Conservatives got knocked down to two seats and still got heat and light from the media.
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