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    Kein Platz für Poilievres alte Politik gegen liberaler Mitte-Rechts-Pivot

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    1. Typical-Crazy-3100 on

      He’ll have to go. He’s got no real plan to support an economy under siege.
      Currently the rhetoric coming out of the conservatives is more populist drivel.
      No solid foundations for nation building kinds of projects.
      He’s going to have a tough slog come September.

    4. RPG_Vancouver on

      Poilievre just put out a tweet yesterday defending a woman in BC who’s made it her life’s passion to attack trans people and drag queens.

      There’s no Poilievre pivot coming, he’s still railing on culture war nonsense while Carney scoops up all the centrist support

    5. EyEyJayJay on

      Last few months that I did not have to listen to PP was so enjoyable. Can’t wait to lose the leadership race and leave to work in private sector.

    6. Monimute on

      He’s had a real opportunity to pivot away from his populist grievance-driven platform but seems incapable of it. The conservatives need to dump PP and move on to someone more policy fluent and pragmatic, but I’m worried that they’re so captured by their populist right flank that they’ll never make that choice. A perpetual protest party with the resources and toxicity of the current Conservative party is bad for democracy, and could fuel some national existential threats like Alberta separatism.

    7. Jeffgoldbum on

      I voted for Harper, I can’t imagine myself voting for Poilievre, The conservative party has gone so far to the right its not even funny,

      The very first things he has done since winning his seat is attack people and groups,

      Its not about what he can do better as a leader,

      Its not about what the conservatives can do as a party

      Its all about how someone else is to blame for your problems.

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