Well, two weeks into this goat rodeo with three weeks to go and the momentum is interesting…. But again the only Poll that counts is the one on election day (and the trickling of the mail after that in this case I guess).
Trudeau Liberals surge ahead over Conservatives
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How's it going Hoid? Get your 2 shots yet?
The Cool Kids are doing the Third Shot thing at this point before the USA announces their Booster program in about 3 weeks, & the children are back in the Petri Dish school system for a couple of weeks, and the election happens, and the weather gets colder so more time indoors, and the numbers from the Delta Variant become too unruly….’cuz it takes a few weeks to reach peak immunity.
"How's it going Hoid? Get your 2 shots yet?" means all that? LOL Oh and yeah, got 2 shot.
If lying sack of shit counts as a personality.
More likely a life jacket. Although in the submarine called LPC I doubt it will do any good.
I agree but, thing is, he is attracting young people. Last time it was with legalization of marijuana and this time it is extension of CERB. Justins track record of contarversy does not register with ypung folks, only what they are promised to get....and then they don't even know election promises are fairy tales.
Dividing a nation is never a sustainable plan, the curtain is always lifted to expose the Wizard of Oz
Some truth in that. I know that even places that pay comparatively well can't get help because the kiddies are busy playing video games on our money. Best case scenario they are also too lazy to go out and vote. My granddaughter is now 16 and when I explained to her that she, and probably her kids will still be paying for all this free money she was none to pleased. Might also depend on where you are. Seems like on the wet coast the kids are more inclined to support dippers or greenies than Liberals.Either way, most of them are looking for a free ride just like so many of their parrents.
Multiculti and enforced bilingualism are the two greatest failures of our country.
Since when have polls ever been correct in the past? No one knows until the last vote has been counted. I don't like the mail-in option - people need to care enough about their country to vote in person. There is no excuse not to do so anymore.
John Ivison: These are the people that are so angry at Justin Trudeau
The loathing for Trudeau extends beyond the frothing conspiracy theorists. These are complicated issues around personal freedoms - something he has glossed overAuthor of the article:
Michael Higgins
Publishing date:
Aug 30, 2021 • 16 hours ago • 5 minute read
A Week Ago, Justin Trudeau Wanted Canadians To Be “Infuriated.” Why Isn’t He Happy That His Wish Came True?
INSIGHTSPENCERFERNANDOAUGUST 30, 2021
Can't believe I'm saying this but... that bolded part is absolutely true.
There's no need to vote in person if you can mail in especially if you can't go vote in person.
That said I vote in person but thankfully waits around here even for Fed elections aren't that long.
I just haven't decided who to vote for yet.
I always make my decision on the walk to the polling booth. I sometimes have an idea but I use that last walk to clear my head and ponder and make the choice.
I normally am the same but these past few elections there's no one to choose from. Leadership aside, locally there's no one. Our Liberal candidate isn't really seen in my area (he has had medical issues but that's not part of his job so...) and I've never even heard of his opponents. Hell, there aren't any SIGNS up as of a day ago that I've seen.
At least provincially our MLA is a workhorse and talks to us, listens to us and engages constantly. I get it's easier with provincial vs. federal but still...
Our current MP is unlikely to get my vote. The only time we hear from him is during an election call. Last election I emailed all the candidates on behalf of me and my son (his first election) and we got to do a phone call/interview with one and the other actually came to visit our house. The MP arranged a time but never showed up (it was a call as well). Tried rescheduling once but again a no-show. Then no more responses.
The last provincial election I voted NDP because I did not like the local Conservative candidate and would not vote for Katherine Wyne's Liberals here if my life depended on it although the local candidate was good. She actually got in (one of the 6). The Conservative lost by under 100 votes. I am thinking they could have won if they had a better candidate.
Usually I vote for the party unless the local candidate is a slimeball. If he/she is, then I vote for the least objectionable alternative.