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If you’ve learned anything in the last nine years, it’s that liberals & rules…rules are for peons, & they’ll do whatever the hell they want or need to do.

Regardless of who could take on leadership, a large majority of Canadians — 86 per cent — say even with Trudeau no longer in the top spot, the party would struggle to win the next election. Another 77 per cent say his resignation is too little, too late for the Liberals...

Seriously though, I think there’s something already set up, regarding this March 24 date…& a procurement bill that needs to get passed in Parliament, it’s something like the scenario that I’ve speculated towards must already be in place (quietly, of course)…. Because this whole leadership race...

I think you’re three or four months too soon in your prediction, but that is funny. It would highlight his one accomplishment.

Sources in the nation’s capital suggest to the Toronto Sun the internal party vote to select the next leader of the federal Liberals is expected to take place March 1, and may come with an entrance fee as high as $500,000. If accurate, that would make the membership sign-up cut-off date around...

These two Liberal MP’s recognize that the proposal for resignation eventually of an unpopular leader will not, on its own, be enough. The majority of Canadians we speak to want change. They may well believe the Conservatives are generally too far to the right, but many equally believe that the...

An Islamic group facing a withering reception to plans for a conference dedicated to overthrowing governments to start a Muslim caliphate has issued a rare media statement denying it poses a security risk, and accusing critics of creating fake news. The organization’s own materials, however...

Dominic LeBlanc says that he’s out of that eventual leadership race for the liberals, but Frank Baylis says he’s in. http://nationalpost.com/news/politics/former-liberal-mp-questioned-over-ventilator-contract-at-ethics-committee...

Back to Trudeau sort of resigning, & sort of being out of the PM chair eventually, etc…

I was thinking more along the lines of Mick Jagger, etc…but ok. My phrasing wasn’t an accident.😉

The entire islands resources were his for the taking, but….but he had to play the role of the underdog revolutionary, so living the life of Jagmeet Singh would’ve been his downfall.

The demands of life and the dumpster fire in Ottawa. I have preoccupied my attention as of late, and I’ve really fallen behind on this topic. The time permits I’ll try and catch up but just stumbled across this short.😳 http://www.youtube.com/shorts/euPdN--V4pc

Money came into Margret also.

Because….

The Trudeau’s family fortune, and the foundation for Justin Trudeau’s eventual trust fund which affords him his life of admitted white “privilege,” began in 1934 when Charles-Emile Trudeau, son of a semi-literate farmer, known to his friends as “Charley,” eventual father of one PM and...

3rd, it Justin’s Grandpa that had the chain of gas stations creating the empire & thus the trust funds, etc…& he got his seed money by marrying.

Indian pale ale? International Phonetic Alphabet?

Or the liberals dangle some kind of carrot on a stick…that he can’t resist…like an Ambassadorship for Britain or something along those lines.

Jagmeet Singh is about to be relegated to a footnote in Canadian history. And the footnote will probably read like a joke. We can reasonably expect it to look something like this: “Canada’s scandal-riven Justin Trudeau era, from 2015 to 2024 also contained an odd era for the country’s ‘always a...

Does it have to be one or the other? Black or white? Can there be shades of gray between the two of them?