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Just read a CTV article on it. I don't think he'll be missed. His claim to fame appears to be his proximity to trudeau. He's done nothing spectacular, so far as I can see. I doubt he'll be missed at all.
Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)
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If I'm not mistaken, our numbers always seem good because the liberals use our pension funds as part of their assets, when figuring GDP. Something not done by other countries. Just something I read awhile back, and I'm far from understanding how politicians figure this stuff out.Suck it, Pierre!
Canada set to be fastest growing economy in G7 in 2025, IMF forecasts
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There is a rumoured cabinet shuffle on Friday. It’s possible a few people have had an advance preview of their future or non future there.
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Shifting deck chairs on the Titanic. I don't think there is anything trudeau can do to repair the damage or his image. He just needs to accept reality and do what Canadians want, at least once, during his tenure. But alas.........
It would be nice if he shuffled himself out but I too think he’s staying on despite the obvious.
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I believe, base on rumours, I have NO real knowledge, that the Liberal party nabobs are deeply divided on the issue of Prime Minister Trudeau's near term fate. Some believe that if he quits now and they elect a less unpopular leader (i.e. NOT Chrystia Freeland) that (s)he might limit the damage which they anticipate M. Poilievre will do in the next election. Others believe that PMJT should stay on and 'wear' the blame for the electoral shellacking which seems inevitable thus giving a new, post election leader a 'mandate' to clean house, change course, etc - in other words to promise to 'Make Canada Great Again.'
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It appears trudeau only has a few talking points. The ones he keeps coming back to whenever he's asked a question.
Climate change
Best economy in the G7
8 out of 10 get more carbon tax rebate than they pay.
I'm not getting into the first one, other than I don't buy it. The other two are numbers games. True on the face, until you check the methodology.
All with a few minor points depending on the crowd. He's not bringing anything new to the table.
Climate change
Best economy in the G7
8 out of 10 get more carbon tax rebate than they pay.
I'm not getting into the first one, other than I don't buy it. The other two are numbers games. True on the face, until you check the methodology.
All with a few minor points depending on the crowd. He's not bringing anything new to the table.
10 years will do that to any government.
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We need to stick a fork in him and the LPC/NDP government sooner rather than later. This is just dragging out longer than it should, we need to have simultaneous elections with the US in Oct/Nov.
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Interest rates are at all all time high Glen
Why should our elections be simultaneous with the US?
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Latest figures at Wikipedia say 27 MPs total are not running, and one got bounced at their nomination.
2025 Canadian federal election - Wikipedia
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We can't put any stock whatsoever in trudeau's promises or what he says. He knows he won't be in power to where he has to make good on them. Not that that would make any difference, it hasn't stopped him before.
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Both houses need a change of leadership. Just get it over with.
Where is that Trudeau promises website that tracked all that...
Fair enough but I question why the timing would be necessary to be in line with the US. They are at their set deadline and so will we next year.
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Are you going to say that when he becomes the next prime minister?Suck it, Pierre!
Canada set to be fastest growing economy in G7 in 2025, IMF forecasts
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Here's one ....
Polimeter
Polimeter is an independent initiative developed by political scientists that tracks whether politicians keep the promises they make.
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No I'll probably say, "Suck it, Trudeau!"
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