Love him or hate him, he's absolutely killing the social media marketing of his brand. I suspect that's part of why younger people (who use social media more) are his fastest growing support base.
The reason young people are fastest growing market is because most of the older generations already support him.
Love him or hate him, he's absolutely killing the social media marketing of his brand. I suspect that's part of why younger people (who use social media more) are his fastest growing support base.
Interstingly (and contrary to history), that's not actually that accurate. Polling suggests that those over 65 aren't supporting him nearly as much and would prefer the libs or Charest at this time.The reason young people are fastest growing market is because most of the older generations already support him.
Seriously, the photo ops pretty much write themselves.I'd be totally pleased if, come 2025, the U.S. and Canada both had heads of government named Pete.
I think that depends on where in Canada you are. I am out on the Canadian prairies and we know who Charest is, but on a personal level I can’t think of anybody I know who actually supports him…& a (very) few who support the Libs.Interstingly (and contrary to history), that's not actually that accurate. Polling suggests that those over 65 aren't supporting him nearly as much and would prefer the libs or Charest at this time.
I suspect that the NDP is going to be off in the nether regions for the next several cycles, and the liberals will pick up a significant portion of their supporters. The next federal election will probably see the conservatives get the popular vote again for the third time consecutively, and yet the liberals will remain in power due to seat appropriation/distribution, and the green party will have its two seats (One from each coastline).But i suspect that may change moving forward when he gets more of a path to be exposed to them directly. right now i suspect they're basing their opinions on cbc reports and media stories only and that can't be favorable.
I noticed that visiting my dad in SK last week. A lot more open hatred of the federal government there than out here. I don't think people in Ontario are happy currently but the difference in degree of dislike was noticable.I think that depends on where in Canada you are. I am out on the Canadian prairies and we know who Charest is, but on a personal level I can’t think of anybody I know who actually supports him…& a (very) few who support the Libs.
I suspect that the NDP is going to be off in the nether regions for the next several cycles, and the liberals will pick up a significant portion of their supporters. The next federal election will probably see the conservatives get the popular vote again for the third time consecutively, and yet the liberals will remain in power due to seat appropriation/distribution, and the green party will have its two seats (One from each coastline).
I'm 100 percent certain that is true, but Sask and Alberta make up a very small part of Canada population wise, and he's going to need the big boys to win. Fortunately he's doing very well with the younger (under 65) in bc, and pretty good with the younger in Ontario so far. But - that's not going to be enough unless he bites into the older gen a little more. As the saying goes, the elderly always vote in historically high numbers.I think that depends on where in Canada you are. I am out on the Canadian prairies and we know who Charest is, but on a personal level I can’t think of anybody I know who actually supports him…& a (very) few who support the Libs.
Well that certainly will be the liberals pitch. "join us to defeat the evil right" has been a standard battle cry for them for 50 years and even more so since the CPC was born.I suspect that the NDP is going to be off in the nether regions for the next several cycles, and the liberals will pick up a significant portion of their supporters. The next federal election will probably see the conservatives get the popular vote again for the third time consecutively, and yet the liberals will remain in power due to seat appropriation/distribution, and the green party will have its two seats (One from each coastline).
Well it ain't over yetIt hasnt gotten weird enough for me.
That certainly is going to play a factor - since the 80's gov'ts get 'stale' and it's very hard to convince the electorate to stick with the current gov't at the best of times. And these aren't exactly his 'best of times'.Trudeau hit the 8 year wall, a landslide awaits.
Ah, the classic quote from Dickens's A Sale of Two Titties.That certainly is going to play a factor - since the 80's gov'ts get 'stale' and it's very hard to convince the electorate to stick with the current gov't at the best of times. And these aren't exactly his 'best of times'.
Trudeau is Toasteau. Its fact that nobody lasts this long.That certainly is going to play a factor - since the 80's gov'ts get 'stale' and it's very hard to convince the electorate to stick with the current gov't at the best of times. And these aren't exactly his 'best of times'.
….& anyone in Trudeau’s inner cabinet will carry his stench if he walks out into the surf or what have you.Trudeau is Toasteau. Its fact that nobody lasts this long.
I think the UNs days are numbered. G7/G19or something and NATO are going to blend into one as a trade block/military alliance that trades with other blocks and powers.….& anyone in Trudeau’s inner cabinet will carry his stench if he walks out into the surf or what have you.
Freeland had potential but screwed herself lying about Erin O’toole & being sanctioned by Twitter for manipulated media of all things, & Then having Trudeau double down on the lie emphasizing her gaffe. Then Poliviere has debated her in Parliament, & she both looks and sounds like an arrogant fool instead of actually debating back & that’s publicly available on YouTube for anybody with an Internet connection.
Mark Carney? At least he’s “sort of“ on the outside of the Liberals but looking in, but he’s already got a couple of UN Hats that Trudeau would jizz his pants for so why go backwards? Carney can throw his weight around globally via the UN telling others to do as he says and not as he does. Why would he limit himself to just Canada?
The only people that respond to polls are lonely people over 65 , the results might be skewed .Interstingly (and contrary to history), that's not actually that accurate. Polling suggests that those over 65 aren't supporting him nearly as much and would prefer the libs or Charest at this time.
But i suspect that may change moving forward when he gets more of a path to be exposed to them directly. right now i suspect they're basing their opinions on cbc reports and media stories only and that can't be favorable.
Not so much. These days participants are paid cash, airmiles, gift cards and gasoline to do surveys and polls. Very millennial and Gen Zed targeted.The only people that respond to polls are lonely people over 65 , the results might be skewed .