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    Libman: Poilievre wird die Rezension überleben. Vielleicht rettet es ihn immer noch nicht


    Libman: Poilievre wird die Rezension überleben. Vielleicht rettet es ihn immer noch nicht

    https://montrealgazette.com/opinion/columnists/libman-sat-jan-24-2026

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    1. JackLaytonsMoustache on

      These next few weeks back in the House should be interesting. Poilievres leadership review, rumors about more potential floor crosses, possibly more resignations from the Liberals and future by-elections. Exciting times ahead. 

    2. Haggis_The_Barbarian on

      I don’t see a scenario where he is ever PM. His ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory is almost incomprehensible. He offers no real tangible policy alternatives other than grievance politics and will forever be beholden to the most extreme members of his party, because they always have the option of drifting further right and splintering. He just can’t grow his base, and his base will never get the job done at the polls.

    3. UnionGuyCanada on

      Best news I have heard. Most of the female population despises him. He is strongly disliked by a very large part fo the country, but his supporters are rabid, and drive out anyone else who would even think about voting Conservative.

        Good luck on being a big tent party with this guy at the helm  installed and kept afloat by extremists who boo the talk of climate change and want to discuss replacement theory and abortion laws.

    4. planemissediknow on

      I don’t think there’s any real risk when it comes to the recipe. He’s very good with his base both in Canada and in the party, so he’ll get the 80% he needs.

      I just can’t see him winning an election. Last election was the best chance he had and he blew it. He’s not changed and Trump’s gotten worse. The same issues that were there last election still exist

    5. CBowdidge on

      He will. It’s in Calgary. His loyalists will be there. But he’s not viable anymore and the CPC can’t win by only appealing to their people. They don’t understand this.

    6. Godzilla52 on

      The Reform/Alliance Wing of the CPC will support him almost unconditionally, but I think the behind the scenes issues he’s been having with moderate MPs that we’ve seen glimpses of since he won the leadership all the way up to the more current defections suggests that we get either more defections and a more public light cast on the rift occurring within the CPC as a consequence of this review. O’Toole already published an article effectively endorsing Carney, which is the first time a previous CPC leader has ever done that for an LPC leader (and it was like 7-8 months after the last election as well)

      I think the best case for Poilievre here is limping on weakened to the next election, but either way, he likely never regains his pre-election mojo.

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