Nothing coming out of Poilievre's mouth is worthy of serious consideration.
What a manipulative jackass he is.
this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2024
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His numbers are starting to flatline. I think a lot of Canadians are starting to see that he and the CPC aren't actually offering practical solutions to anything they just like complaining about the Libs. They're asking "ok so what would you do differently?" and their answer is "We're not the Liberals!". uh, ok we get that but wha- "Justin Trudeau is a moron!" uh..
They need an election before the Libs start to empty the promise tank and really toot their horns in the runup.
Flatlinng where they are now is a healthy majority.....
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I would smile if I heard Singh respond with your first sentence.
Why would he do that? It's a massive loss for him.
He votes non confidence, the NDP don't gain any ground according to current polling, he gets sacked as leader, Pollievre wind a huge majority and the NDP loses any power they have today for possibly 4-8 years.
I can see why Pollievre what's that. Why would Singh want that?
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He didn't 'ask' Singh to pull out, he goaded him like a schoolyard bully, taunting and calling names.
Definitely an effective way to make a political ally.
However, it's possibly intended to be that way. Now he can tell his base that he asked the NDP to join him and they refused.
October, eh? Almost as if there's something happening in early November that would hurt his popularity.
Maybe sometime around the 5th.
Iirc the last time there was a PM and POTUS from the same/similar parties was Mulroney and Reagan. And we know how well that turned out.
Honestly it'd be nice to have a Singh/Harris pairing and see where we'd be in 4 years time.
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Poillevre needs this to happen soon, because:
- Ontario is likely to re-elect Ford, and Ford's desperate to squeak an election in before the feds do. Ontario almost always elects a separate party provincially and federally, Ford knows Poillevre is a liability for him, and Poillevre know the reverse is true. The difference is that Ford can call an election whenever he wants, while Poillevre has no such influence.
- US politics influences Canada, and Harris' popularity is taking the shine off the protofascist right-wing. Poillevre's seen his largest decline in polling ever last month.
This is a "strike while the iron is hot", and Singh would need to be colossally stupid to fall for it.