Hell, you could expand that to include indigenous leaders and your list would still be incredibly hard to populate (assuming you mean improving the lives of the average person not those in golden thrones).
Funny. We all know how frivolous JT is with tax-payer money, but this criticizes everyone but him, the guy with an 82 vehicle entourage, tax-funded vacations, and weekly private jet trip (must be an electric jet). If this does prove CBC's bias, you are too deep in the propaganda.
Are you sure it's not because PP comes across as petulant suck that only answers questions with more questions and tends to be rude to those asking the question??
Interestingly they picked a year when the Liberals held their convention in Ottawa - no travel necessary - but failed to note how Liberals behave when their convention is out of town.
Been down this road before. He knew EXACTYLY what the journalist meant but didn't like the question so he treats the guy like dick. Who's the real dick in that video? (Hint he's eating an apple)
Which politician/party has made anything easier for our indigenous people? I'll wait. Take Skippy for example. He promised them potable water. 8 years and 100+ reservation visit selfies later.......crickets.
Interestingly they picked a year when the Liberals held their convention in Ottawa - no travel necessary - but failed to note how Liberals behave when their convention is out of town.
He has done blackface twice or 3 times that there is photographic evidence for, how many more times when cameras weren't around, wears other cultures traditional dress as costumes. The guy is either a full blown racist or a complete imbecile, either way, not someone that should be leading a country.
He has done blackface twice or 3 times that there is photographic evidence for, how many more times when cameras weren't around, wears other cultures traditional dress as costumes. The guy is either a full blown racist or a complete imbecile, either way, not someone that should be leading a country.
I'd go with imbecile as it covers more territory and is therefore more carbon neutral. He is the embodiment of "The flogging will continue until moral improves."
"Mommy, Canada is different. Here, spitting on others is a sign of love and respect. All my efforts are starting to show and they are loving and respecting me more every day. I'll continue to do more in return to show my love and respect for them."
PP learned something from the sins of his predecessors. Clear hard no for changes to gay marriage, abortion or weed. His precursors going with "we'll see" allowed fud to get a grip and spread.
Facing scrutiny over comments one of his MPs made, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says if he become prime minister, he will uphold same sex marriage rights, 'full stop.'
PP learned something from the sins of his predecessors. Clear hard no for changes to gay marriage, abortion or weed. His precursors going with "we'll see" allowed fud to get a grip and spread.
Facing scrutiny over comments one of his MPs made, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says if he become prime minister, he will uphold same sex marriage rights, 'full stop.'
I think PP shows both leadership and a healthy sprinkle of political cunning when dealing with fringe right players and their issues.
Leadership in that he's not letting the fringe dictate policy that isn't good for the country, and cunning in that he's able to sideline contentious players and issues much better than his predecessors.
I think Poilievre is going to get a lot of undeserved credit for absolutely destroying the Liberals in the next election when the credit actually should go to the Liberals themselves. Like Keir Starmer's mirror position in the UK, Poilievre's job is to not rock the boat or do anything to give folks a reason to vote against him. Do just enough to keep the focus on the incumbent's failings (not hard to do in both cases) and present yourself as stable change for the better while avoiding saying anything too inflammatory.
Like when Dougie went up against Wynne, the Conservatives could put a cardboard box out as leader and still romp to a massive majority. People are voting someone out, not someone in. Poilievre's individual approval is actually quite low, but it really doesn't matter now. When that comes into play will be after the honeymoon period is over, and he has his own issues to deal with...
I think Poilievre is going to get a lot of undeserved credit for absolutely destroying the Liberals in the next election when the credit actually should go to the Liberals themselves. Like Keir Starmer's mirror position in the UK, Poilievre's job is to not rock the boat or do anything to give folks a reason to vote against him. Do just enough to keep the focus on the incumbent's failings (not hard to do in both cases) and present yourself as stable change for the better while avoiding saying anything too inflammatory.
Like when Dougie went up against Wynne, the Conservatives could put a cardboard box out as leader and still romp to a massive majority. People are voting someone out, not someone in. Poilievre's individual approval is actually quite low, but it really doesn't matter now. When that comes into play will be after the honeymoon period is over, and he has his own issues to deal with...
That may be true, but it didn't work for the last 2 PC leaders.
The public needs to see a leader in action and he needs to do things in order to lead his party. Pollieve has worked to be the loudest and strongest voice, and the channel for communication for the party. Pointing out the opponent's failings gets easier as time goes by and people feel the hurt.
PP has beaten JT. If you're paying attention, he's now turning to the Liberal caucus, slowly defeating them one by one. Freeland was the first, Mendicino, Guilbault, Fraser, Miller, Blair, Anand, Holland... slowly he's single-handedly knocking Trudeau's cabinet over like pawns on a chess board.
PP has beaten JT. If you're paying attention, he's now turning to the Liberal caucus, slowly defeating them one by one. Freeland was the first, Mendicino, Guilbault, Fraser, Miller, Blair, Anand, Holland... slowly he's single-handedly knocking Trudeau's cabinet over like pawns on a chess board.
As to Priller's point, the liberal cabinet has done that to themselves. Such an epic display of incompetence at best at every opportunity.
NDP aren't worth their own thread but I was happy that Singh called out the liberal stupidity to delay the election and secure pensions for their members that didn't have a chance in hell at re-election. With every other party joining in (except liberals), that one comment saves us many many millions being paid to useless mouth breathers in perpetuity.
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