Hell no! don't vote for that idiot who wants a conservative government in her misguided attempt to gain more powerIf you're in Vancouver Granville then vote for Jody Wilson-Raybould - INDEPENDENT.
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Hell no! don't vote for that idiot who wants a conservative government in her misguided attempt to gain more powerIf you're in Vancouver Granville then vote for Jody Wilson-Raybould - INDEPENDENT.
Hell no! don't vote for that idiot who wants a conservative government in her misguided attempt to gain more power
It seems like there's a Chretien-Martin type feud within the party still.
It wouldn't surprise me if Trudeau is too progressive for some people.
I guess the former AG(recommended by Paul Martin) is one of them.
Can Kinsella's BS finally catch up to him?
That's what I want to know. Was Kinsella still getting paid? And even if he wasn't, does that matter? It's a terrible breach of journalistic ethics.
""If Trudeau wants to denounce real bigotry – and he, and all of us, should – he should train his sights on Maxime Bernier's People's Party. Bernier and his cabal have devolved into the porch-light of Canadian politics, attracting all the bugs and the creepy-crawlies.
Liberals have the best chance at forming government but it is still a pretty close race. It is very unlikely that any party gets enough seats for a majority.
I feel kind of proud that kinsella used to follow me on Twitter until I called him out for the hipocracy of supporting scheer but denouncing open racists like Goldy. Dude called me a "stupid bitch" and blocked me. Feather in my cap.Probably.
If you were hired to smear the PPC you'd do it in a place like the Sun as that's the audience you want to reach so you don't want to split the vote.
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And journalistic ethics and Kinsella are like oil and water.
Was he getting paid to smear Trudeau throughout all his rumors is a bit more interesting. Like the GPC?
Based on opinion polls, Liberals are expected to win. If they win with less than 170 seats, they will need a help from another party to form a minority government.
No, for all intents and purposes, Canada has been a mostly moderate country that can occasionally come to its senses and lean left when it serves the interest of the straight white majority. Our entire electoral history makes that abundantly clear.
That's ultimately true. That said, we have our own uniquely damning issues, though, such as the much-hated-but-never-dealt-with Senate, runaway majority governments that neglect their mandates as empty campaign promises, sectarianism/separatism, the extremely low bar of party membership allowing leadership elections to be raided, if the leadership isn't determined by total and brazen manipulation in ways that other countries wouldn't dream of (see: Brian Mulroney buying memberships in Quebec which lead to Joe Clark dropping out before Mulroney was found out, or the Diefenbaker coup of 1966).
Tories get the vote because they can bamboozle moderates/centrists into believing that they're moderate-right and all of their victories have depended on that. Without the political centre being the majority of voters, Tories wouldn't get elected, it's just that simple.
And here's the thing: your idea that the absence of the NDP and Greens would coalesce to the remaining centre-left party is unsubstantiated, and makes even further assumptions that the Liberals would WANT the further-left vote instead of suppressing the far-left from the party so as to not be required to address their concerns, which is a hell of a lot easier to do and has happened in nearly every two-party system. The provincial NDP in most of the country where the Liberals do not succeed have hewed excessively closer to the centre than expected, so as to be indistinguishable from the federal Liberals (see: Notley, Romanow), despite being part of the same party apparatus as the federal NDP. It has also been exhibited in every other two-party country that the far left is stripped of a voice in politics to narrow the concerns of politicians closer to the centre to pick up as many voters in the moderate/centre majority of the regular voting population.
Instead of this utopian dream you describe, we'd likely end up with further disenfranchisement on both the left and (eventually) on the right, as well, followed by sub-50% election turnouts, as we see in the United States, which has suffered from a similar issue for much longer.
If you want the left to control politics, you just have to wait until the boomers die and for politics to become a battle between centrists/moderates and the far left, with the right wing being muscled into an irrelevant minority that could never achieve success. Because what you propose will not achieve what you think it will.
I feel kind of proud that kinsella used to follow me on Twitter until I called him out for the hipocracy of supporting scheer but denouncing open racists like Goldy. Dude called me a "stupid bitch" and blocked me. Feather in my cap.
Based on opinion polls, Liberals are expected to win. If they win with less than 170 seats, they will need a help from another party to form a minority government.
Kinsella being hired by the CPC to destroy Bernier is headlining the news of Radio-Canada this morning:
Caz I read that story by Amy McPherson and I just can't follow the narrative.
The last paragraph:
I only read the history of the loser behind the Buffalo Chronicle and their attempts to own the Maid of the Mist or something.
Shocking twistAll the Post papers published their endorsements today, guess who they think would be best for Canada?
Conservative filth
All the Post papers published their endorsements today, guess who they think would be best for Canada?
Conservative filth
All the Post papers published their endorsements today, guess who they think would be best for Canada?
Conservative filth
In the same way that there are Democrats that will vote Republican or simply not vote if faced with a choice between Trump and Bernie/Warren, there are Canadians who feel the same way. You can't just add up the numbers and assume the left is some cohesive unit.So let me get this straight, Canada has about 60-70% of the population voting for three centre left - left leaning parties, yet still uses first past the post. Potentially letting 30% of population take the country in a direction no one voted for, is this something that will change? Seems broken
If he can't answer no to hiring Kinsella, then it's just assume it's a yes by everyone
Three months after instituting a policy barring its chapters from affiliating with groups known to promote hate, the Royal Canadian Legion says it is investigating why one of its Toronto chapters hosted a Rebel News book event, saying "it never should have happened."
On Wednesday evening, the legion's North York chapter, Branch 66, hosted a signing for a book authored by Rebel News head, and self-styled "Rebel Commander," Ezra Levant.
Ahead of the event, the legion's national headquarters responded to tweets voicing concern over the planned event. "This goes against our anti-hate policy and the Provincial Commands have been notified," the legion tweeted.
Liberals are the most Anti-Russia, so Liberals are the strongest on Arctic-Souvernty
There's allot of hate flowing through me
I so don't feel represented