Gunplumber
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Wait till the price of gas goes up on April 1st!The crash and burn of the LPC is going to be epic…EPIC….of the likes we’ve never seen before, especially if they keep increasing carbon taxes.
Wait till the price of gas goes up on April 1st!The crash and burn of the LPC is going to be epic…EPIC….of the likes we’ve never seen before, especially if they keep increasing carbon taxes.
.... or advisors/minions/team boosters saying it's time for a change (of approach, of narrative, of team coach, whatever), and he's not listening.
Gonna be hard to beat Kim Campbell's prime-ministership.The crash and burn of the LPC is going to be epic…EPIC….of the likes we’ve never seen before, especially if they keep increasing carbon taxes.
Ottawa is forecast to get up to 15 cm of snow overnight. Hopefully she tells him " put your snowboots on, sweetie, and go for a nice walk".But what is mommy telling him?
Gonna be hard to beat Kim Campbell's prime-ministership.
At least he was elected.
Thinking more of the MP numbers than the lifespan.Joe who?
They are waffling on the alcohol tax.Wait till the price of gas goes up on April 1st!
Freeland announced yesterday that the increase of the excise tax on alcohol will be capped at 2% (vice 4.7%) for the next two years, or until after the 2025 election.They are waffling on the alcohol tax.
Put these DHs under a blanket, beat it severly with several 6' pickets and what ever emerges somewhat sentinatly is the new PM.Saw that. But it’s about two weeks old. And was reflected in the last aggregate already. Not showing newer data yet (ie that might show a drop like the Abaccus poll) but Doesn’t change the fact that the CPC is comfortably ahead.
Sunday’s 338 numbers will show if a trend line is emerging or not I would think. Probably the last real data set before the holidays.
The LPC needs a serious reboot. They should step back and make some hard 180 degree pivots on some things or at least get more original in their approach. Leadership change is that first step.Freeland announced yesterday that the increase of the excise tax on alcohol will be capped at 2% (vice 4.7%) for the next two years, or until after the 2025 election.
No PM is elected by you or me. We elect MPs, the MPs determine who the PM is. Kim Campbell is just as elected as any other prime minister we have ever had, we just like to pretend when we cast a ballot we are electing a certain person.At least he was elected.
Agreed, And the leader is the one who would probably fight it the most. Or he has some scheme in the background to try and bow out gracefully and make it look like a victory. At his time of choosing.The LPC needs a serious reboot. They should step back and make some hard 180 degree pivots on some things or at least get more original in their approach. Leadership change is that first step.
While technically factual of the Canadian version of the Westminster Parliamentary system, to be practically pedantic, Joe Clark as the PC party leader at the time all of the PC MPs won their respective ridings in Canada’s 31st election and so Joe Clark can very reasonably be considered to have been appointed the Prime Minister by the Governor General through the results of an election. Kim Campbell, while an MP and the leader of the PC party when she was appointed by the GG as PM not through the results of a federal election, this an inter-electoral appointment, not a party leader taking the party gaining a mandate successfully through an election. In fairness to her, at least she was an MP, unlike John Turner, who was NOT and MP when he was appointed by the GG as PM.No PM is elected by you or me. We elect MPs, the MPs determine who the PM is. Kim Campbell is just as elected as any other prime minister we have ever had, we just like to pretend when we cast a ballot we are electing a certain person.
One concern I'd voiced before was that the LPC could actually find a new leader who would bring them another win. They could deep select or go outside the caucus. Once the 2025 election was won, that leader would step down for "personal reasons" and le dauphin returns to his rightful place as ruler of Canada.Agreed, And the leader is the one who would probably fight it the most. Or he has some scheme in the background to try and bow out gracefully and make it look like a victory. At his time of choosing.
So, what some folks have been saying the Dems would do south of the border?One concern I'd voiced before was that the LPC could actually find a new leader who would bring them another win. They could deep select or go outside the caucus. Once the 2025 election was won, that leader would step down for "personal reasons" and le dauphin returns to his rightful place as ruler of Canada.
Tinfoil, anyone?