Trudeau Town Halls Showing It's The People Not the Politicians that are the Problem
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But not you. Nooooooo, you never post sh*t with an agenda. :lol: Man, you push the leftist narrative like it's a quadriplegic in a wheelchair.
Oh, and uh, creating a different thread is not hijacking this one you whiny sucky baby.
Everybody adds their own spin while starting new threads. You for example changed the title to be your own spin about 1 hour after spammy posted the same thread without the spin.
http://forums.canadiancontent.net/canadian-politics/149507-indigenous-elder-asks-respect-after.html
Also, as far as I can tell, Locutus is posting about a Regina town hall and you are talking about a Winnipeg one so I don't think they are the same post.
So you are agreeing that it should have been arranged on a Government of Canada website? Just seeking clarification as your statement seems to imply the opposite.
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Is going around the country a good thing, for the people who love Trudeau and want selfies, certainly yes. Is it good for unity, I would say yes as well. Is it good for the economy? no. Is is beneficial to the trajectory of jobs, no; plan to lower the deficit, no; does it lower the huge spending spree the Libs are on, no. Is it going to curtail his selling of favour to the Chinese or any other big wig, no.
Of course it's good for the economy.
When people are happy about the direction of the country, they are motivated to perform well at work as well.
When people are happy about the direction of the country, they are motivated to perform well at work as well.
Oh that's the right spirit! LIE-berals do not want a full discussion of anything. They just want to waltz in, spew some propaganda and have us nod in slavish awe struck devotion while they pick our pockets with endless taxes!
The way I read this, anti-pipeline protestors were the problem here - funny that.
I agree - ban anti-pipeline protestors, problem solved.............oh and good luck with that. :lol:
It seemed like a Cannut and Flossy mutual masturbation fest until you came along to break it up!He hasn't even posted in this thread.
CTV is reporting that though Justin attended the Year of the Rooster celebrations in Vancouver today he will not hold so much as a single town hall in our province. No way this kid is his father's son, Pierre would have welcomed the challenged and probably uttered some profanities while doing so, he would not have stayed out of the fray. He mostly certainly would not have shown up in the province to march in a parade, get lots of selfies with the crowd and refuse to take so much as single question.
Justin needs to develop a backbone. It says much about his character that he would choose to avoid controversy rather than meeting it head on.
Yes well, my Dad always said I had a tendency to hide my light under a bushel, mf.
Justin needs to develop a backbone. It says much about his character that he would choose to avoid controversy rather than meeting it head on.
Yes well, my Dad always said I had a tendency to hide my light under a bushel, mf.
Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour
*snerk*
The Liberal Party’s popularity is slipping on the heels of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s 10-stop cross-country town hall tour, as mounting concern about Canada-U.S. trade relations and the cash-for-access controversy erodes his comfortable advantage over opposition leaders, according to the latest Nanos Weekly National Ballot Tracking.
The data shows the Liberals’ current ballot support slipping below 40 per cent, as the opposition Conservatives climb into the 30 per cent range. The NDP has flat-lined in recent weeks, garnering favour with 16 per cent of Canadians surveyed.
“Justin Trudeau has the advantage, but we are seeing a negative trend line,” pollster Nik Nanos told CTV’s Power Play. “Usually when the Prime Minister of Canada goes on a charm offensive out to talk to Canadians, it’s intended to drive the numbers up.”
mo
Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour: Nanos survey | CTV News
*snerk*
The Liberal Party’s popularity is slipping on the heels of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s 10-stop cross-country town hall tour, as mounting concern about Canada-U.S. trade relations and the cash-for-access controversy erodes his comfortable advantage over opposition leaders, according to the latest Nanos Weekly National Ballot Tracking.
The data shows the Liberals’ current ballot support slipping below 40 per cent, as the opposition Conservatives climb into the 30 per cent range. The NDP has flat-lined in recent weeks, garnering favour with 16 per cent of Canadians surveyed.
“Justin Trudeau has the advantage, but we are seeing a negative trend line,” pollster Nik Nanos told CTV’s Power Play. “Usually when the Prime Minister of Canada goes on a charm offensive out to talk to Canadians, it’s intended to drive the numbers up.”
mo
Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour: Nanos survey | CTV News
Re: Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour
It was hard to find much of anything about the tour as he travelled from city to city. Seemed more like a sight seeing tour to me.
It was hard to find much of anything about the tour as he travelled from city to city. Seemed more like a sight seeing tour to me.
Re: Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour
"Selfie ops for teenaged girls"
"Selfie ops for teenaged girls"
Re: Liberals less popular after Trudeau's town hall tour
Rough waters ahead for Trudeau it seems.
Rough waters ahead for Trudeau it seems.