Zur Ausgabe | Steckt die Führung von Pierre Poilievre in Schwierigkeiten?
Zur Ausgabe | Steckt die Führung von Pierre Poilievre in Schwierigkeiten?
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Listening between the lines on what the panelists have to say. Its that Pierres leadership style is grating and he has to offer things to the mps rather than nothing.
If there really are a dozen or more members of the Tory caucus that have doubts, and Byrne has been dispatched to beat them into happy submission, yes, his leadership is in trouble. On the very week when a minority government releases its first budget, the talk on the Hill, and in most political circles around the country, is Pierre Poilievre’s leadership crisis.
Unlikely. So unlikely that I can confidently say the chances are „0%“.
Why would the CPC want to become leaderless and rudderless when they were so close to forming a government 6 months ago? The guys got at least 1 more election in him, and that’ll likely be next spring as well as the actual deciding factor in regards to his leadership.
If you were in the CPC caucus who would you think would be a better leader right now? And whoever that is, would they be SO AMAZING it would be worth sitting in opposition for 4 more years? I doubt it.
That being said, this is actually a good time for the CPC to start getting their frontbench in order for their future. Landsman is optically repugnant, so I don’t see her being leader. Javani is too green, and however good a politician he may be, he’s overtly unlikeable to anyone outside of the Conservative base. Brock definitely doesn’t want it, and he’s too good where he is. Chong ain’t getting any support as leader, he’s a solid MP though. What other variable options are there really?
Maybe MacKay should come back and try again sometime. He’s well like inside and outside of caucus. Hell, I’d probably even vote for him. Regardless, I assure you this is all very far away. Pierre will undoubtedly stay on as leader. CBC is coping pretty hard with this headline lol.
If you’re a Conservative you should be more interested in removing Jenni Byrne in January. Chuck her as far away from the CPC as is humanely possible. Even with the complete implosion of the NDP last election, Pierre might have still won if not for her toxicity.
I enjoy hearing this panel, there is no doubt his leadership is in question. The panic from Scheer is telling, his bizarre outburst in blaming the Liberals for their MP’s leaving is totally absurd. He sounds more than unconvincing.
Say what you will but when the Liberals had no chance of forming gov’t Trudeau stepped down. Pierre is not that person.
Love this panel as always. Althia Raj mentioned on Mansbridge’s podcast a week ago that one member for sure wanted to leave and there were others (total up to 5) who might. Lo and behold, the number is at 2. I would take this with more than a grain of salt.
I say this as a Conservative voter, he should have been tossed after that election, but preferably before the election.
Really asking that question, he should have done like Trudeau and resign. PP is not a leader nor a politician, he hurt the conservatives instead of helping them.