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    1. Domainsetter on

      An intriguing part of the article is apparently Poilevre pivoting back to the topics that get people riled up vs the middle of the road ones he’s using right now (I.e less slogans)

    2. Can he just disappear. Parliament seemed so civil and ready to work for Canadians before the break and when he started campaigning again.

    3. Temporary_Bobcat2282 on

      lol even conservatives want him to get a real job, stop milking the tax payer’s tit, and crawl into a hole. Life has been so much brighter not listening to this clown scream lies all day, everyday

    4. SilverBeech on

      > Canadians can expect the Conservatives to spend the coming months mounting an offensive against the Liberals, particularly in subject matter areas where they perceive vulnerability.

      This is not doubt true, but it encapsulates everything that I dislike about the issue-driven approach of the modern CPC, rather than a principled one.

      Poilievre just sees his job to oppose. He doesn’t care what he opposes or even really why, he just opposes.

      He’s not opposing for any greater purpose that I can discover. He has no vision of what he wants. I lived in his riding for years, and I’ve never really been able to figure out what he stands for. He has lots of slogans. But Is he pushing for any specific policies? Does he hope for specific outcomes? Does he have a plan to accomplish thins? Very hard to tell.

      At least Harper stood for something. With Poilieve it seems to be mostly whoever bent his ear last, or whatever the last late-night Youtube video said.

    5. Responsible_Lie_9978 on

      He’s holding the party back, it’s a simple as that. You know who would never tolerate a CPC leader having the kind of collapse they had last January? Pierre Poilievre.

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