I've spent enough time with western rednecks to know that Viersen isn't the only one that can't wait to use his political position to promote his religious views. There are a bunch of videos around showing the risks of premature celebrating and showboating. PP is doing OK thanks mostly to him not being a Liberal.
Don’t forget this is a democracy, we can all have views that are different, even extreme. That’s both the price and the joy of freedom.
Viersen represents a constituency that has decided he will represent them. He has a bit part, we may not agree with his views. His boss will set his boundaries, and so far that’s been done in a manner that’s seems to be acceptable.
Yes they do. JT gave QC a sweetheart deal because they handle their own carbon tax through a cap-and-trade deal, the province collects and administers the deal, not the feds.
Under the sweet deal offered by JT, carbon tax adds about 10 cents to a litre of gas in QC vs the Federal price of 17.61 cents/l we pay in Ontario. . By 2030, Quebec’s provincial carbon tax will rise to 23 cents/l of gas, the federal carbon tax will be 37 cents/l.
QC always gets sweeter deals because if the Libs lose what they have in QC, the party is over. Since the party is going to be over anyway, the BLOC has a lot to be worried about -- they are somewhat relevant when they chose to align with the Liberals.
I don't think the Cons have a really soft spot for QC.
I suspect they will bear down on the Bloc a little. Remember they are at their core a breakaway form the PCs. Blocs popularity can swing wildly, I’m guessing their voting alignment with JT for the past few years will cost them dearly, they could loose 1/2 their seats next round if a PC majority becomes apparent.
The PCs will dial back federal favouritisms in QC, thst will invigorate Bloc for 2030.
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