Referendums on a political figure’s personality can make or break their chances at reelection. Justin Trudeau is definitely at this moment failing to make a case for why he should continue being prime minister, but the Conservatives need to watch out because if Trudeau can rally, with a lot of help from the bought-off legacy media, he can mount a comeback because the election is all about him.
Liberal Finance Minister Chyristia Freeland a couple of days ago was labeled by Twitter as having shared “Manipulated Media” after posting a heavily edited video in order to claim Conservative leader Erin O’Toole was in favour of moving towards private healthcare.
Monsef tried to buy it back by claiming “Muslims refer to one another as brothers and sisters,” which just raises more questions about Monsef seeing Taliban fighters as deserving of formality and respect despite admitting they are terrorists. Again that wouldn’t fly with Christians, who also call each other brothers and sisters if they were referring to members of an extremist organization.
O’Toole’s position is almost exactly the same as Trudeau’s as many commentators have noted these past few days. Both are saying that civil servants will either have to be vaccinated or undergo constant rapid testing and screening if they aren’t. Erin O’Toole supports the right of the unvaccinated to be constantly harassed, if they do not do exactly what the government wants, and of course that is not real freedom.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may be considered a skilled politician seeing as he won a majority government back in 2015 against Stephen Harper, and still at least maintained a majority in 2019, but the reality is that Trudeau is the beneficiary not of natural political skill, but of a lot of lucky breaks.
Since rolling out his environment plan, Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole has been unsuccessfully gaslighting Canadian Conservatives that his proposed “carbon pricing-scheme” is not a tax.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seemed to think when he dropped the writ for the snap election last Sunday that he was going to have a comfortable path to getting back the majority denied to him in 2019. Since starting the campaign though, Trudeau and the Liberal Party have received aggressive pushback from the general public, […]
Independent Member of Parliament Derek Sloan announced at a major rally in Cochrane, Alberta, that he will be moving federal ridings, and provinces to run in the Banff-Airdrie riding to take on key Erin O’Toole supporter and Whip of the Conservative Party caucus, Blake Richards.
Smith-McCrossin was projected by the polling aggregator website 338 Canada to only win 8.4 percent of the overall vote in Cumberland North and instead managed to get more than 50 percent of the vote on election night (one polling station is still yet to be fully counted).
Afghanistan has fallen into the hands of terrorists in the Taliban, and the two desperate Afghanis falling to their deaths from an American plane leaving Kabul will likely be the lasting image of the Afghan war. So how did things go so wrong?
A well written report. Thanks for your effort. It raises awareness.
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