The Conservatives have been telling the truth elsewhere? That's news to me.
The Conservatives have been telling the truth elsewhere? That's news to me.
Watched Singh's interview this morning and had to shake my head at him referring to people in Quebec who support Le Pen as the problem in Canada when he himself sympathetically associates with those who celebrate Sikh terrorists who murdered Canadians. Singh's a hypocrite and coward and won't use some of that so-called strength of his he claims to have against those Sikh terrorist sympathizers and at least condemn the behavior.
It was so funny hearing how many times he said the word 'you' in his statement playing on all that selfishness. We're here for you. you. you. not us. not together. you. you . you. This fake caring for the Canadian community posturing is awful.
On the subject of visiting provinces, it's good that one reported asked Singh about why he hasn't visited Manitoba, and has hardly been seen in Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoundland yet speaks about being a voice for Canadians. How is that when he doesn't go and talk to them.
The most interesting news this morning from a Sask pundit was that the NDP might lose all their seats in Saskatchewan. Libs might pick up one in the north with a solid candidate.
CBC radio had Kenney on and asking him about national unity and pointing out that he's busy campaigning in Ontario for Scheer. The Alberta pundit later was crying about empty office towers in Calgary like that's a sob story. Put some homeless people in them then. Wages are still incredibly high in Alberta and maybe if they developed more responsibly they wouldn't be overdeveloped now and have some cash in the bank instead of having pissed it all away when O&G were high.
Premier Legault fucked it all up with his Bill 21 poison pillYea, I had a feeling we'd be in a minority situation given how positive the reception to Blanchet was after the last debate.
BQ fucked it all up.
It's what most Quebec-ers wanted.
"most"It's what most Quebec-ers wanted.
Ultimately, their xenophobia overrode sensible governance.
Is that sentiment widespread in QB?"most"
the CAQ only won a super majority with 37% of the vote but try to pass off their shit as if the MAJORITY of the population back their shit.
the Bloc's argument about defending Quebec's interests is bullshit because they don't represent my Federalist Liberal values
FPTP says hi.the CAQ only won a super majority with 37% of the vote but try to pass off their shit as if the MAJORITY of the population back their shit.
It was so funny hearing how many times he said the word 'you' in his statement playing on all that selfishness. We're here for you. you. you. not us. not together. you. you . you. This fake caring for the Canadian community posturing is awful
I don't think he will if it's a minority.Whatever.
I'm going for advanced-voting tomorrow; getting this out of the way now so I can wash my hands of this election cycle.
If JT fails to win a majority, then he needs to step-down as the LPC leader.
Realistically, what can Trudeau say during tonight's debate that will push things back in their favor with Quebec? All Blanchet has to do is repeat Bill 21 over and over and ask how other parties are going to cave in to whatever Quebec wants. Either way, Blanchet wins and effs everything up.
Have to sleep so won't catch the debate, so I hope you francophones can help catch me up! Thanks all!
Two planes
Yes. Winning a minority generally doesn't cause people to step down.
I read that Peter MacKay is on standby if Scheer can't deliver.
lol
Only about a week or so left so I'm expecting this election to reach its peak 'silly' stage very soon.
Also I expect the next two weeks' hockey night in Canada programs will be all election ads?
lol
Only about a week or so left so I'm expecting this election to reach its peak 'silly' stage very soon.
Also I expect the next two weeks' hockey night in Canada programs will be all election ads?
Is that PSA being sarcastic about how Trudeau lied about changing the system or is it lying outright to people to get them to NOT vote strategically?
In the sense that the CPC and the NDP both are self-aware of their class interests and politics as a conflict of which parts of the population get more resources, yes, they are, in an incredibly shallow rhetorical sense, similar I guess, and dislike the Liberals for similar reasons, except that everything powering that rhetoric and general distrust of the Liberals is from a literally diametrically opposed ideological place. Because of that I guess there's some limited cross-over in places but generally speaking the kind of "wow these left-wingers just sound like right-wing reactionaries" is an incredibly tired line of discourse. Literally go any deeper than the surface.
The statement is a video calling on JT to fire two candidates who made a joke about his blackface apology.
I wouldn't normally expect the NDP to engage in demagoguery but there you have it.