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Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)

He's just your typical East Coast Liberal. I'm assuming he's here in the right coast of course.

These Maritime Liberals treat their party allegiance like it's some sort of blood bond passed down through generations.
Yep lives outside of town. From I gather he med pensioned off and uses his spare time to help other mil pensioners get their claims approved, that and rail against PP. When you call him on something he freaks out.


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Standing by while symbols of our history were destroyed, churches burnt, and disparaging a lot of the country’s builders is quite a legacy for the Trudeau Party. May we never see that family darken the doors of Canadian political power ever again.
Xavier Trudeau:

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I suspect these Ontario caucus members (about 50 out of a total of 75 Ontario Team Red MP's) will soon learn that convening may not be enough ....
"Ontario Liberal MPs want Justin Trudeau to step down: sources" (CBC)
 
I suspect these Ontario caucus members (about 50 out of a total of 75 Ontario Team Red MP's) will soon learn that convening may not be enough ....
"Ontario Liberal MPs want Justin Trudeau to step down: sources" (CBC)

Nope…nice try 2/3 of Ontario Liberal MPs…
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Doesn’t matter…El Jefe no va anywhero unless he wants to.


By the Constitution of the Liberal Party of Canada, Part M, Section 44, Sub-section b: an incumbent leader only ceases to be leader following a ‘Leadership Triggering Event.’
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Trudeau had previous elements of recall or removal in the LPC Constitution removed…
 
I was only a child for the PET years but from what I have read and heard from my parents, aunts, uncles, parole officer, etc. is that PET was not near as destructive all around as JT was. Now, I can't remember where in the blazes I read or heard this, but I was led to believe that Pierre Trudeau had kind of taken a hardened and bitter attitude towards Canadian politics after he departed. I also heard he did not want his children involved with politics. @Edward Campbell any thoughts or reflections on this?
Pere had a much strong sense of national identity; none of his son's 'post nation state' frippery. His sense of national identity had some extremes, such as the National Energy Plan and his response to the October Crisis, and strong stances win you strong supporters and strong enemies.

Unfortunately, that sense of nationalism didn't extend to the military.

He also brought in some decent law reforms like 'the state has no business in the nation's bedrooms' but I can't remember if that was as PM or Justice Minister and, as we all know, the Charter and a repatriated Constitution.

He had a haughty, some would call arrogant, air about him which rubbed people.
 
Pere had a much strong sense of national identity; none of his son's 'post nation state' frippery. His sense of national identity had some extremes, such as the National Energy Plan and his response to the October Crisis, and strong stances win you strong supporters and strong enemies.
His idea of "national identity" started in Rimouski, ended in Dryden, and vehemently opposed anything that resembled a reference to the Crown.

Unfortunately, that sense of nationalism didn't extend to the military.
It was an expense that got in the way of social reforms. One seemingly imposed by external entitites (NATO, The U.S., the UN). Sound familiar?

He also brought in some decent law reforms like 'the state has no business in the nation's bedrooms' but I can't remember if that was as PM or Justice Minister and, as we all know, the Charter and a repatriated Constitution.
I can't fault him for legal reform or repatriation of the Constitution. I would fault him highly for the Official Languages Act, that was a heavy-handed solution to a very secular problem.

He had a haughty, some would call arrogant, air about him which rubbed people.
My father once referred to PET as an asshole who was sometimes right, mostly wrong, but never shut up about being right.

He referred to PMJT as the idiot son of an asshole with a punchable face.

Dad never was much for political discussion....
 
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