Two years into the Trudeau 2.0 Minority Term, which day will Justin call the election that only he wants?

[Ron in Regina]

This response can be observed in most big issues of the past decade:

Adam Pankratz: Mark Carney's elitist rhetoric ignores the frustrations of the masses — National Post

If the ruling class is surprised by rising populism, it should look in the mirror instead of dismissing those Canadians who are hurting

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…where being in opposition to allegedly progressive dogmas is not a matter of opinion but a matter of heresy. The left has neatly constructed around them what Greg Lukianoff calls the “rhetorical fortress,” wherein one believes that “only bad people have bad opinions.” Having diminished the worth of the person holding an opposing view, it is easy to dismiss them, shut one’s ears and never learn anything new.

Run this test with any issue you please. Concerned about race-based hiring? Bigot. Don’t think children should get puberty blockers? Trans-exclusionary radical feminist. Support Israel? Supporter of genocide. Don’t want safe supply and rampant drug use in the streets? You want addicts to die. Even the most mundane issues, such as capital gains inclusion rates, can see opponents tarred as hateful for not caring about intergenerational fairness. Demonize and dismiss rather than discuss and debate is now the modus operandi of a self-appointed elect here to save us all.

If the ruling class is surprised by the backlash it feels is underway, the answer is to look in the mirror and stop dismissing Canadians who are hurting. Telling citizens that what they’re seeing every day isn’t actually happening is a poor way to admit error. Our leaders may be smart, but they’re bad learners.

 

[Ron in Regina]

Well, it’s Monday morning in the new 338 poll is out…& it is showing that the liberal bounce from the budget is a bust:

But I am having a bit of disillusionment and am questioning the results of the forecast for Saskatchewan here:

The forecast for potential coalitions, even non-coalition coalitions that definitely aren’t coalition-type coalitions remains about the same too.

338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections

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A lot of the new spending was directed towards generation Xers and millennials, a voting bloc that has helped keep the Liberals in power. But that same group has grown disenchanted with the government. And according to polling, the government’s big spending did not give the party the political reboot it had hoped for.

Earlier, there were signs it likely wouldn’t play because, as the government released most of the budget in the weeks leading up to the official tabling in Parliament and pre-budget, the polling was bad.

According to Angus Reid, a majority of Canadians believed that Ottawa was spending too much, and that cuts were in order. A song straight from Pierre Poilievre’s political hymn book.

If Trudeau Steps Down, Then What? — The Tyee

Among names floated for next Liberal leader, one has the big edge: Mark Carney.

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[IdRatherBeSkiing]

The 1 in SK Is unfathomable. Are the Liberals redrawing the election map to put all the Liberal supporters in 1 riding?

 

[petros]

The 1 in SK Is unfathomable. Are the Liberals redrawing the election map to put all the Liberal supporters in 1 riding?

There are no Libs in SK. Wreck it Ralph is long gone.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

There are no Libs in SK. Wreck it Ralph is long gone.

I figure there are probably enough to fill a city block. If the riding was just that block they would get a seat.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

In all seriousness, I do expect some gerrymandering from this government before the next election. I can see it in Ontario. Ontario is huge. 95% of Ontario is rural, small towns or barren wilderness. These have large ridings which tend to go with the prevailing political direction aside from a couple party strongholds. The next group of ridings is the suburbs of Toronto, the towns in the GTA and the suburbs of Ottawa. They also tend to go with the political wind. However, inside the core of Ottawa and Toronto lie a large collection of voters who live in their own little world. They have been indoctrinated for years about the evils of conservatism and will vote Liberal without even turning on their brain. Right now these have a fairly large number of ridings and likely most of the Liberal numbers on the Ontario charts you have posted. I fully expect the 99 ridings in Ontario likely to turn to 109 with all 10 new ridings added to the cores of Toronto and Ottawa. It will likely be slid in with some other bill with the hope noone will notice.

 

[Dixie Cup]

This response can be observed in most big issues of the past decade:

Adam Pankratz: Mark Carney's elitist rhetoric ignores the frustrations of the masses — National Post

If the ruling class is surprised by rising populism, it should look in the mirror instead of dismissing those Canadians who are hurting

apple.news

…where being in opposition to allegedly progressive dogmas is not a matter of opinion but a matter of heresy. The left has neatly constructed around them what Greg Lukianoff calls the “rhetorical fortress,” wherein one believes that “only bad people have bad opinions.” Having diminished the worth of the person holding an opposing view, it is easy to dismiss them, shut one’s ears and never learn anything new.

Run this test with any issue you please. Concerned about race-based hiring? Bigot. Don’t think children should get puberty blockers? Trans-exclusionary radical feminist. Support Israel? Supporter of genocide. Don’t want safe supply and rampant drug use in the streets? You want addicts to die. Even the most mundane issues, such as capital gains inclusion rates, can see opponents tarred as hateful for not caring about intergenerational fairness. Demonize and dismiss rather than discuss and debate is now the modus operandi of a self-appointed elect here to save us all.

If the ruling class is surprised by the backlash it feels is underway, the answer is to look in the mirror and stop dismissing Canadians who are hurting. Telling citizens that what they’re seeing every day isn’t actually happening is a poor way to admit error. Our leaders may be smart, but they’re bad learners.

They're inept, incompetent & corrupt!

 

[bob the dog]

They're inept, incompetent & corrupt!

Going to a 4 day work week soon

 

[Ron in Regina]

Tasha Kheiriddin: Labour vote turns right as Liberals continue to fail workers — National Post

Blue-collar Canadians feel the economic squeeze, and Trudeau's climate taxes and friendliness to foreign labour aren't helping

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[petros]

Tasha Kheiriddin: Labour vote turns right as Liberals continue to fail workers — National Post

Blue-collar Canadians feel the economic squeeze, and Trudeau's climate taxes and friendliness to foreign labour aren't helping

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Good.

 

[Ron in Regina]

Good.

Is it too soon to start taking bets on how many seats the Conservatives will get October 27th, 2025? ‘Cuz if not I’m going with 242 of 343. Just over 70%.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

Is it too soon to start taking bets on how many seats the Conservatives will get October 27th, 2025? ‘Cuz if not I’m going with 242 of 343. Just over 70%.

I still think it is too early to count chickens. Back in 20?? Iggy was leader of the Liberals. An election had been called and he was massively ahead in the polls. Look how he wound up. I still think the Ontario and Quebec Conservative votes are soft. TrueDope is an expert at turning them into frightened little Lieberal voters. I hope it holds but .....

 

[petros]

Trudeau Liberals always have another excuse

What do you think is Trudeau's WORST excuse?#trudeaumustgo #canada #cdnpoli #resigntrudeau #electionnowwww.ElectionNow.ca

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[pgs]

Is it too soon to start taking bets on how many seats the Conservatives will get October 27th, 2025? ‘Cuz if not I’m going with 242 of 343. Just over 70%.

I still think it is too early to count chickens. Back in 20?? Iggy was leader of the Liberals. An election had been called and he was massively ahead in the polls. Look how he wound up. I still think the Ontario and Quebec Conservative votes are soft. TrueDope is an expert at turning them into frightened little Lieberal voters. I hope it holds but .....

The mushy middle and their corporate marionette’s will simply move support to conservatives and flood them with money and bad advice . Anyone for a glass of milk ?

 

[Ron in Regina]

Well, this is interesting. This last weeks scandals & shenanigans include:
1) More out about ArriveCan…

2) More out about the Winnipeg Lab Chinese Scientists CPC thing…

3) Announcement of the non-Pharmacare non-universal non-deal deal to extend the non-coalition coalition that’s definitely not a coalition-type coalition between the Liberal/NDPs & the NDP/Liberals..
4) The Bill Censorship-63 Internet thing that they’re claiming is to just to protect the children but also is an omnibus kettle of fish…
5) The Canadian Housing Accelerator Plan showing its cracks to expose itself for what it really is…
6) Trudeau & Italy’s Meloni not being able to meet in Toronto due to Hamas/Palestine protesters, etc…

View attachment 21333But…Trudeau flew into Alberta and out without announcing it to the Alberta gov’t and slagged Alberta for an Eastern audience…& is throwing out a “No Soup For You!” in Saskatchewan’s direction to show he’s a strongman…so what happened in the polls this week??

The Conservatives & NDP/Liberals went down, but the Liberal/NDP’s went up in Eastern Canadian ridings. Go figure…
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The Liberal/NDP’s potentially went up 2 seats in ON from the Conservatives (due to the anti-Alberta stance ‘cuz just western rednecks in Alberta that don’t know what’s good for them) & 1 in Labrador from the NDP/Liberals (due to Jagmeet settling for magic beans instead of anything of any substance).
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Federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault linked to PPE company embroiled in lawsuits — Global News

Global Health Imports Corporation, a company that Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault co-founded in 2020, faces $7.8 million in court-ordered debts.

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[pgs]

Federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault linked to PPE company embroiled in lawsuits — Global News

Global Health Imports Corporation, a company that Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault co-founded in 2020, faces $7.8 million in court-ordered debts.

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Tell me it’s not true . Liberals embroiled in scandal , what is this world coming to .

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

Tell me it’s not true . Liberals embroiled in scandal , what is this world coming to .

It is very shocking isn't it?

 

[Ron in Regina]

It is very shocking isn't it?

It would’ve been at one point in time. A scandal or two per term would be enough to put you out of office. Now it’s a weekly thing. Something has gone drastically and horribly wrong.

 

[Ron in Regina]

Is it too soon to start taking bets on how many seats the Conservatives will get October 27th, 2025? ‘Cuz if not I’m going with 242 of 343. Just over 70%.

“The prime minister has said he's going to be leading the party in the next election,” he added. “I'm very excited about that.”

LeBlanc — who serves as the minister of public safety, democratic institutions, and intergovernmental affairs — told CTV’s Questions Period host Vassy Kapelos in an interview airing Sunday that Trudeau should “absolutely” remain as Liberal leader in the next election.

Trudeau 'absolutely' best person to lead the Liberals in next election: LeBlanc says — CTV News

Cabinet minister Dominic LeBlanc insists he's not planning a leadership campaign to head the Liberal party, should current leader and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resign, seemingly quashing rumours he's planning to make a move for his boss' job.

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[petros]

How much worse can it get for LPC?