Zweistelliger Vorteil für regierende Liberale in Kanada
Zweistelliger Vorteil für regierende Liberale in Kanada
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if Carney calls an election I am committed to a protest vote.
If Carney calls for a snap election, I sincerely hope it backfires. This is coming from someone who has voted for both sides of the aisle. An election within a year is simply a waste of taxpayer money when we are trying to save; it’s a $570 million bill we don’t need right now.
Edit for reference: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-ford-advises-carney-securing-majority-would-bolster-economic-stability/
Do it Marky. I double dare ya.
Carney calling an election after this being the biggest crisis of our lifetime… a part of me hopes an election is called just to see what word salad they come up with.
What will Bruce fanjoy say?
How will carney frame this Existential sovereignty defining crisis^(tm)
Liberals can’t go any higher. A depleted bloc, NDP with 6% vote share can’t go any lower. Liberals have hit their high water mark. And judging on their actions, what have they delivered besides higher grocery bills and deficits? Just a bunch of words to make the boomers feel good. Next
I’ll ask the same question I asked Trudeau during quarantine,
What kind of dystopian laws are you looking to pass, where no other party would agree to it?
Century Initiatives still in power; are we going to immediately open the immigration floodgates?
It seems that all this buzz about the Liberals doing an election is from opinion pieces and random comments.
Doug Ford apparently suggested one, but again and again Carney has shot down the idea.
Once again it’s not about what’s best for the country and for Canadians, but what’s best for the Liberal party. 11 years of this now.
I’d like to see our parties collaborate more rather than waste so much money pursuing unchecked power. Because that’s what it is. There’s nothing stopping them from governing for the common interest. A minority parliament reflects the people who did not vote Liberal and that should be respected as they work together.
But Pierre poilievre is so relatable and offers so many productive ideas
I’m pretty sure all this is speculation from other people… I myself would be speculating but I hope carney isn’t dumb enough to actually entertain it
Canadian hate election, this won’t go well for the liberals if they call it.
I don’t think an election is what Canadians want. I don’t think Carney will call one. I will be very surprised if there is an election soon.
However, on the other hand PP – sure why not, it’s not as if they are going to be in a worse off position.
I’m calling it the Bad Bunny effect.
Carney won’t call an election when he’s riding high and has little real opposition. But you can bet the Liberals will amplify every obstructionist-like act the Conservatives take over the next few months, laying the groundwork for a snap election to „unjam the gears of government“ when the polls show it’s working.
Really, Carney doesn’t need to *collaborate* with any other party in his situation, because his personal popularity is so good, and his policies are sometimes *literally* ripped from the CPC playbook, which makes it harder for Poilievre to stonewall on principle. And if he does, he risks losing more centrist MPs to the Liberals, too.
Truly, Carney has lucked into the perfect situation. All he has to do is remain aloof, and the system will balance itself in his favour.
Did the foreign trolls from rCanadian get here early to post their brainrot hot takes? Those middle of the night posts always have the dumbest opinions.
Oh right… cause they’ve done such a bang up job so far over the last 11 years.
Some of the best policies in Canadian history were enacted during minority governments going back to Lester B Pearson. Looks like our system works pretty well when no one party can dictate terms.
There is no need, the first 2 years of most minority governments they can generally operate as a majority because no party can afford it financially or wants to risk the ire of voters forcing an early election.
Things can get interesting by year 3.
I just don’t see Poilievre as a viable Prime Minister unless the Liberals screw up royally. They already did that and once Trudeau was gone and replaced voters abandoned him in the thousands. I don’t see a recovery from that.