He's running on empty promises to fix "everything" but never explains how and the main plank in his platform is, "I'm not Justin Trudeau". We can do better. Way better.
Dead. They are stuck trying to NOT upset the Liberals, for what reason I don't know. If they could start holding the Liberal party's feet to the fire they could actually do something worthwhile. Right now, they are not doing anything.
If the polls hold up and the Conservative win people should realize that the LIberal's could have changed things dramatically by implementing Voting Reform but refused to do so.
Specifically the 155/108 Liberal MP's getting paid at least 200k at year and their entire job is to lead this country holds a substantially higher burden then the millions of Canadians who barely spends any effort reading a news headline.
If the polls hold up and the Conservative win people should realize that the LIberal’s could have changed things dramatically by implementing Voting Reform but refused to do so
They don't care.
If they lose, they know they'll be back in, depending on how bad the Conservatives do, on four to eight years, likely with a majority. Both parties are quite amenable to a periodic chair-switch.
However, if they had put through electoral reform, they'd never get another majority again. They'd have to share power with other, likely left-leaning, parties, which they wouldn't like. It would mean less power, less exclusive access to donations and reciprocation, and the ire of their donor class, who very much don't want to see a goverment that aligns with Canadians instead of the investor class.
The Liberals would ratther lose every seat in parliament than implement electoral reform.
LOL! He's too full of himself to do that! He still believes that he can win which is why he didn't do proportional representation or anything good really.
I feel like these are rather tame choices to be honest, though I can't recall anything specific. I just remember hearing him speak in the House years ago under Harper and thinking: "What an odious little man".
Rather than sifting through controversial news headlines, they'd do well to sift through video archives of house debates. I seem to remember racist dog whistles and some pretty terrible things said during the Conservative push for voting "reform" and that Muslim snitch line.
Yeah that's also what I thought. Politics have already become dirty for the past couple of decades since Harper. But now all sides are playing the game.
It's disappointing.
But that's what happens when a whole party gets rock hard everytime they listen to Republicans South of the border.
In late March, Poilievre had suggested during a campaign event that digital currencies could help Canadians “opt out of inflation” because they are not influenced by central banks.
That's arguably one of his worst comments because he was finance critic under Harper, the master of economics.
Imagine if anyone took his advice then, they'd be broke.