OldSolduer
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So will there be a purge of the LPC? Starting with JT, and his sidekicks?
2022 CPC Leadership Discussion: Et tu Redeux
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OldSolduer
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Even cults see the end of their popularity - sometimes by extremely lethal means.
Oldgateboatdriver
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Do you mean they will spike the punch and all commit suicide together at the same event?
OldSolduer
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Mmmm that was more murder than mass suicide.
Heavens Gate members were far more committed.
And the punch was Flavor Aid, not Kool Aid. Just clearing up a myth
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FTFY. Team Red have to get their money's worth out of the PRC.Depends if the PRC isalsostill interfering with Poilievre…
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CPC gets a slight uptick after a slight down. LPC stable but still low.
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Good opinion piece about Mr. Poilivere. I was surprised about his work background, or lack of experience in private industry. If the NDP pulls the rug away from the LPC and if a federal election is called, he'd better start rolling out credible policies and viable plans to help the country instead of complaining.
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Don Martin: Poilievre doesn't feel your pain, but he's sure good at communicating it
Probably no other leader, including Justin Trudeau, has landed in a party leadership with less real-world work experience than Pierre Poilievre, says Don Martin in a column for CTVNews.ca. But Poilievre's an able communicator, and this weekend's Conservative convention is a golden opportunity...
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Maybe we follow different info sources, but one of the first things I read about Poilievre was that his experience is wholly in federal politics.
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So Canada would be better off if we had a PM that was previously say…a ‘successful’ business man?Good opinion piece about Mr. Poilivere. I was surprised about his work background, or lack of experience in private industry. If the NDP pulls the rug away from the LPC and if a federal election is called, he'd better start rolling out credible policies and viable plans to help the country instead of complaining.
Don Martin: Poilievre doesn't feel your pain, but he's sure good at communicating it
Probably no other leader, including Justin Trudeau, has landed in a party leadership with less real-world work experience than Pierre Poilievre, says Don Martin in a column for CTVNews.ca. But Poilievre's an able communicator, and this weekend's Conservative convention is a golden opportunity...
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Not going to follow that rabbit hole (i.e. our neighbour to the south)
I would like our politicians to be more well rounded in life. I'm not sure what the breakdown is in our current parliament, but there are probably more lawyers than any other profession. The more diverse professions and work/life experience in the caucus, and under the right leadership, generally better ideas are formed to resolve the problem. Group think is not helpful. Of course you would also need a competent bureaucracy to run the thing.
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Thinking about it now, hoping that Poilievre (knowing his background as we do now) will “shake up” the Canadian govt establishment is a bit ironic.Not going to follow that rabbit hole (i.e. our neighbour to the south)
I would like our politicians to be more well rounded in life. I'm not sure what the breakdown is in our current parliament, but there are probably more lawyers than any other profession. The more diverse professions and work/life experience in the caucus, and under the right leadership, generally better ideas are formed to resolve the problem. Group think is not helpful. Of course you would also need a competent bureaucracy to run the thing.
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He belongs to the wrong party, otherwise a life spent in or mostly in politics would make him "highly qualified".
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Katie Telford? Meet Jenni Byrne.
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Campaigns are no longer about persuading swing voters to like you. They are about motivating your supporters to turn out.
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the best way to deal with an attack on PP's work record is to say "Yes I have been in politics my whole life and worked hard to be the leader, and not because of my last name. I know politics, but my Cabinet has experts from the business world"
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This sign represents the title and content of that news story…
“THIS SIGN HAS SHARP EDGES - DONT TOUCH!”
The sponsored travel is discussed and ‘big’ numbers are used to make it seem like some kind of Roman orgy took place, and it turns out that sponsored travel as took place is not prohibited. Previous ethics commissioner wonders what the deal is, no rules were broken. Only thing that has changed recently was the value limit of individual gifts to MPs ($40per, $200annially).
…also ‘The bridge is out ahead’
CPC MPs make case for ethics committee investigation into Govt interference with RCMP investigation into SNC Lavelin illegal activities.
We are truly into the
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I hate that we use terms like "destroys". How about corrects, or successfully debates ?
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