Michael Taube: Die Umfragen sind in – Carneys Flitterwochen endet zu Ende
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/michael-taube-the-polls-are-in-carneys-honeymoon-is-coming-to-an-end
Michael Taube: Die Umfragen sind in – Carneys Flitterwochen endet zu Ende
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/michael-taube-the-polls-are-in-carneys-honeymoon-is-coming-to-an-end
4 Kommentare
That his ratings would eventually wane is not a surprise.
But it is surprising that he decided to accomplish close to nothing in the meanwhile.
He has been doing a good job at getting Canada closer to Europe. But that hasn’t led to visible gains for Canada yet.
He placed his bets in an agreement with the US. Didn’t get one.
His AI strategy emphasizing data sovereignty makes sense. But it will take time to lead to a boom and Evan Solomon is denying the effects of AI on jobs displacement.
He accomplished nothing on the environment while reviving talk on oil pipelines.
Carney needs to finally show what he came for. Show a budget. Show empathy to the many underemployed. Start an ambitious project that doesn’t just keep us stuck in past.
Mehhh Carney still has mr unpopular , results will change the polls . Carney had min legislation time by design , it was the right move now the government has much better stability and data to move onn. Fall will be busy .
The CPC can make all the memes they want comparing small import LNG faculty to Large export ones but Pierres not getting any more popular nor will his reotric hit the center any harder.
His success depends on Carneys failures, he better hope their are no wins .
Another quality article from national post lol…because one poll that has always had the cpc and lpc super close changed a few points all of a sudden carneys dead in the water when every other poll still has lpc9-10pts ahead… it should say the POLL is in lol.
TLDR – Conservative newspaper pushing a narrative written by Stephen Harper’s old speechwriter, based on one Abacus poll bucking months-long trends of flat stability.
Also provides complicated excuses for why Poilievre’s continuing unpopularity Totally Doesn’t Count You Guys.