That is it. Unless you are under threat of loss of life, liberty, or property, you're just whining.
Probably need it what with all them CommieNaziTransGayLibGROOMERS! hurting your feels.
An example would be how you call people child molesters and "groomers," then get your panties in a knot when they call you homophobic bigots.
Unfortunately many women vote based on looks.
Is this when they tell the conservatives they have to move to the left to attract city votes ?An agreement the Liberals struck to gain the support of the left-leaning New Democrats in parliament means Trudeau’s minority government could last until the fall of 2025, unless Trudeau calls an election earlier.
While many polls show the Conservatives now leading the Liberals nationally, Poilievre so far has failed to make inroads in large cities key to winning control of parliament, and he is attracting fewer young people, especially women, said Kurl.
Conservatives would win 35% of the vote compared to 29% for the Liberals, according to the Angus Reid poll. But in Montreal, the Liberals lead 38% to 15%, and in the suburbs of Toronto the Liberals are ahead 40% to 34%, Angus Reid said.
“There’s a lot of voter fatigue, even among Liberal voters,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of pollster Ipsos Public Affairs. “But it doesn’t seem like Poilievre is really threatening (Trudeau) yet.”
Canada's Justin Trudeau may be struggling but he still commands his party — Reuters Canada
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will kick off what is likely to be the last Liberal Party convention before the next election on Thursday, and though fatigue with his government has deepened there is little question that he is fully in command of his party.apple.news
(The changes to federal electoral district boundaries may take effect at the earliest in 2024. If the next federal election occurs before the new electoral boundaries have been established, it will occur with the current electoral district boundaries, which have been in effect since the 2015 federal election was called on August 4, 2015.)2022 Canadian federal electoral redistribution - Wikipedia
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OK, how about you tell me who is saying you must do this and you can't do that, and what loss of life, liberty, or property is threatened for disobedience?
You’re a hard guy to just agree with. I agreed with you.
Warren Kinsella there is a righty for you .You’re a hard guy to just agree with. I agreed with you.
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KINSELLA: Michael Chong scandal bigger than others Trudeau has faced — Toronto Sun
It’s a bigger scandal. The harm facing Michael Chong’s family, that is. And it’s arguably bigger than the Aga Khan, SNC-Lavalin and the WE “charity” scandals. Each of those previous Trudeau government scandals was, ultimately, about money and graft. At the sordid, seamy centre of each of those...
LILLEY: When will Trudeau kick out China's diplomats attacking Canada? — Toronto Sun
It seems China can interfere in Canada's domestic affairs and no one is ever kicked out under Trudeau
You know things are going badly for the Trudeau Liberals when they start talking about abortion once again.
For Justin Trudeau, the safest place for him to campaign is in telling everyone that he and his party are pro-choice.
What bill C-311 proposes is that assaulting a woman while she is pregnant be considered an aggravating factor at sentencing. The criminal code already has several aggravating factors for justices to consider, including if the attack was based on race, gender, under the age of 18, and more than a dozen other factors.
Well, to some people anyway…
Is there a voting constituency for the Liberals that doesn’t think beating up a pregnant woman is a heinous act? Are we so detached from any sense of moral decency and righteous outrage that pregnant women being attacked doesn’t deserve a special denunciation?
Michelle Rempel Garner is one of the many pro-choice MPs inside the Conservative caucus, but she supports this bill.
Beyond showcasing how warped the thinking at Liberal HQ and inside the PMO has become, this move to attack the bill so strongly, and to raise the spectre of abortion once again, tells us something else. The Liberals feel they need to shore up their support that their polling numbers are falling.
Most polls put Poilievre’s Conservatives ahead of Trudeau’s Liberals, but the interesting part is how the parties are faring with women.
A recent Leger poll has the Liberals with 32% voter support among women, the Conservatives are statistically tied with them at 31% among women. A poll from Abacus Data puts the Conservatives down at 28% with women but the Liberals are just at 32%.
In the 2015 election, the Liberals led the Conservatives by several points among women according to several polls. In the 2019 and 2021 elections, which the Liberals barely won, the party still held a four to five point lead among women.
Trudeau is failing with women, in particular younger women and he needs to do whatever he can to scare them back into his camp and away from Poilievre’s Conservatives if he wants to hold onto power. That’s what this is all about, power.
He wants an airport named after him , like his dad . Or something .You know things are going badly for the Trudeau Liberals when they start talking about abortion once again.
In Canadian politics, no one likes talking about abortion quite as much as a Trudeau Liberals.
If you didn’t know better, you would think that Roe v. Wade was overturned by Canada’s Supreme Court, not the American Supreme Court. You would think that premieres were introducing bills to ban or limit abortion rather than American governors.
For Justin Trudeau, the safest place for him to campaign is in telling everyone that he and his party are pro-choice.
This week, Trudeau, members of the Liberal Cabinet and backbench MPs have all been recording videos and making post to social media, reminding voters that they are all in favour of abortion, and that Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are trying to ban it. That’s a completely false claim but the Liberals are making it and pointing to a private members bill that has no chance of passing and never mentions abortion or uses the word fetus.
What bill C-311 proposes is that assaulting a woman while she is pregnant be considered an aggravating factor at sentencing. The criminal code already has several aggravating factors for justices to consider, including if the attack was based on race, gender, under the age of 18, and more than a dozen other factors.
This bill would simply tell judges that if a woman is pregnant, they should consider that fact at sentencing.
This, claim the Trudeau Liberals, is a backdoor attempt to put fetal rights into Canadian law. It’s a ridiculous claim, but as former Trudeau Cabinet Minister Catherine McKenna told us, the Liberal view is that if you say it often enough and loudly, people will believe you.
Well, to some people anyway…
Is there a voting constituency for the Liberals that doesn’t think beating up a pregnant woman is a heinous act? Are we so detached from any sense of moral decency and righteous outrage that pregnant women being attacked doesn’t deserve a special denunciation?
This is how far down the pro-abortion rabbit hole the Liberals have fallen, they’ve gone from being pro-choice to being pro punching women in the gut, or at least not saying it’s a bad thing.
Michelle Rempel Garner is one of the many pro-choice MPs inside the Conservative caucus, but she supports this bill.
“This bill is designed to prevent gender-based violence against women when they are pregnant, that’s it,” Rempel Garner said. “So, for a government that proposed purports to be, you know, against gender-based violence, preventing gender-based violence, to not look at it on its merits, I think it’s really disingenuous.”
Beyond showcasing how warped the thinking at Liberal HQ and inside the PMO has become, this move to attack the bill so strongly, and to raise the spectre of abortion once again, tells us something else. The Liberals feel they need to shore up their support that their polling numbers are falling.
Most polls put Poilievre’s Conservatives ahead of Trudeau’s Liberals, but the interesting part is how the parties are faring with women.
A recent Leger poll has the Liberals with 32% voter support among women, the Conservatives are statistically tied with them at 31% among women. A poll from Abacus Data puts the Conservatives down at 28% with women but the Liberals are just at 32%.
A key part of the Liberal voting coalition is women and right now, the Trudeau Liberals are not doing well in that category. They aren’t even winning with young voters the way they once did.
In the 2015 election, the Liberals led the Conservatives by several points among women according to several polls. In the 2019 and 2021 elections, which the Liberals barely won, the party still held a four to five point lead among women.
Thus, pulling out the abortion card and playing it as hard as they can.
Trudeau is failing with women, in particular younger women and he needs to do whatever he can to scare them back into his camp and away from Poilievre’s Conservatives if he wants to hold onto power. That’s what this is all about, power.
LILLEY: Trudeau plays the abortion card as support among women falls — Toronto Sun
Trudeau is talking about abortion again, a clear sign his polling numbers are falling.
