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Jamil Javani said something to this effect in may, but I don't remember PP saying it or it being a part of the CPC platform. Care to show me where I missed this?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poilievre-wants-temporary-foreign-worker-program-scrapped-1.7623864 Well well well...PP is actually out there making sense. Why he didn't do this during the election is suspect, but I'll give him begrudging credit for saying the right words at least.

The Bloc are not doing this. As for the 4th largest party in Canadian politics, I have no doubt that this is socially acceptable in their circles but abhorrent in society at large. This is a party that needs to be chasing the blue collar, tradesmen vote, and are actively telling them that...

https://nationalpost.com/news/the-ndp-leadership-is-underway-and-the-party-is-limiting-signatures-from-cis-men I'm not at all concerned about this party making a comeback. I don't see organized labour or young male tradesmen flocking to a party that actively says " we don't want your votes."

So I've seen a bunch of pundits running around talking about the abacus poll, and I didn't even realize there has been a Nanos poll since. I then checked 338 and...well

I don't know about IKnowNothing, but for me. Pre election He pushed crypto currency as a way to opt out of inflation. He threatened the independence of the governor of the bank of Canada. Supported the convoy. During the election Committed to cut funding to universities that promote...

Yeah, what a bum.

Forming strategic and economic partnerships with Europe, actually making investments in the CAF, talking to premiers about infrastructure and energy projects, lead the push to reduce interprovincial trade barriers, lowered taxes, got rid of the consumer carbon tax, cut the GST for first time...

Even taking out the PPC, that leaves the BQ and CFP, which I think still allows me to claim non partisan status.

I trust that our significantly different styles of speaking and stances clears up any confusion pretty quickly.

I agree. It's end of August 2025. A little early for angst for most I imagine. Fair and fairer If things are a shit show in 18 months, sure, I would say so. Be that as it may, I still wont ever vote for PP, so don't mistake any potential dislike of future Carney for love of PP. It's not that...

I think many people would call you a lot of things, ArmyRick, some good, some bad. But I don't think anyone would call you non partisan.

I would rather Carney take the time to do things right, as opposed to working fast and needing to do things twice. Far be it for me to talk down about the usefulness of parliament, but I don't think many Canadians miss the toxic, childish, ill tempered and immature spectacal that is question...

Brian Lilley did have that foresight, yet the CPC and supporters kept reading the tea leaves...I mean polls, religiously until.. February I want to say, then they turned into fake news. I think it would be a little bit foolish to predict how the next federal election is going to go when we...

Parliament should be sitting just because seems like a horrible reason for parliament to be sitting. As for explainions, your comments invite explanations. Notice the Carney government hasn't said peep about parliament not sitting. Just running around doing competent things, not engaging with...

Those who enjoyed poll reading for the last two years will be trying to find the polls to let them enjoy poll reading for the next two years, perhaps not learning the lesson from January to April.

I stand by what I said. AT-AT walkers are an objectively horrible design and we should just get the AT- TE instead.

Have a watch :LOL:

I mean, thankfully, I don't think PMMC is here listening to any of us, and due to the decimation of the NDP, isn't overly worried about the polls. He has the time to plan for the long term, and to perform structural changes going forward that I hope will leave Canada in a stronger and more...

This is why minority governments suck. I would much rather a government that plans for the long term regardless of polls, setting up Canada for long term prosperity and success rather than a government that does flashy but unsustainable policies that give it a bump in the polls short term but...