Die Hälfte der Kanadier würde sich „schämen“, Pierre Poilievre PM: Angus Reid zu nennen
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/half-of-canadians-would-be-ashamed-to-call-poilievre-pm-as-tory-leader-wins-back-seat-in-parliament-angus-reid/
Die Hälfte der Kanadier würde sich „schämen“, Pierre Poilievre PM: Angus Reid zu nennen
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/half-of-canadians-would-be-ashamed-to-call-poilievre-pm-as-tory-leader-wins-back-seat-in-parliament-angus-reid/
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Yea no duh, he lost to LPC who has been in power a long time with baggage. Media focusing too much on this issue which is completely irrelevant for 4 years.
What I want to know is what the government is going to do about youth unemployment which is at decades high. Or we just don’t care about young Canadians anymore?
I’m not seeing a single positive change on that front. If anything negative changes are happening like firing public sector employees.
He just seemed so caught off guard by a) Trump being an asshole and b) Trudeau resigning rather than losing. Neither of those were exactly shocking twists, how would he handle an actual shock to the system?
Does this mean the other half are ashamed to call Carney their PM? Did they interview all 40 million Canadians or are they just speaking on behalf of a handful of biased pollsters? What a pointless article.
Seems pretty logical given that more than half the country voted for parties that were not the Conservatives.
I bet you could run a similar poll for Carney and Singh and have gotten similar results related to % of party support.
Only 50%?
Assumed it’d be higher considering even when the CPC was at its polling heights it still only ever had an accessible voter pool of 53 to 55 (according to Nanos and Abacus, I can’t remember other pollsters off the top of my head but I doubt it’d be much different).
> while 73 per cent of Canadians view Poilievre as a “strong critic of the government” in his official opposition role, 50 per cent say they would be “ashamed” to call him prime minister.
Honestly that 73% shocks me a lot more.
Hes divisive and only knows how to bring down other people,
He doesn’t know how to unify, he doesn’t know how to respect other people, he doesn’t know how to cooperate or work with others.
One of the first things he did after winning his seat was attack other Canadians,
He has had zero self reflection after his loss, he has had zero effort in understanding the loss, he doesn’t know how to adapt and learn,
He doesn’t show the makings of a good leader.