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Trump will get what he was voted for…it is all posturing and striking deals. He is focusing on reducing the taxes and he needs the money. Tariff is here to stay regardless of who comes to power. In any case why depend so much on the US of A. We had Germany come for our oil and so did Japan and what did the Wimp do? He said no. Fuck the ideology- you gave 10 years to the liberals now is the time for the conservatives.
Am not sure whether Trudeau saying no to Germany and Japan was correct.
But it was a mix of practical limitations, market economics, and environmental politics.
There are arguments both ways on this.
Also the Liberals are the only ones capable of standing up to Trump.
The conservative guy is courting MAGA.
I dont care what Trump does in the US even if I may not be happy with it.
But his policies and tariffs are an existential threat to Canada and we need a government that unequivocally stands up to him.
And that is a Liberal led government.
Depends on if he loses his seat.
He does have a massive pension but would he ever want to give up the government paid house and servants?
The race is tightening up.
It will be interesting to see how accurate Nanos is. He's basically saying everything in major cities will funnel over to Liberals.
He's also forced to admit Poilievre will most likely win his riding.
www.ctvnews.ca
Another think I've noticed is Conservative projections in Nanos polling have been fairly constant for over a year. Always somewhere near the 40% mark.
Things will be interesting.
It will be interesting to see how accurate Nanos is. He's basically saying everything in major cities will funnel over to Liberals.
He's also forced to admit Poilievre will most likely win his riding.
Nanos: New polling shows tightest race since the start of the campaign
Pollster Nik Nanos breaks down the latest polling numbers, which show the Conservatives closing the gap with the Liberals.
www.ctvnews.ca
Another think I've noticed is Conservative projections in Nanos polling have been fairly constant for over a year. Always somewhere near the 40% mark.
Things will be interesting.
Whatver, 7 million have voted already.The race is tightening up.
It will be interesting to see how accurate Nanos is. He's basically saying everything in major cities will funnel over to Liberals.
He's also forced to admit Poilievre will most likely win his riding.
Nanos: New polling shows tightest race since the start of the campaign
Pollster Nik Nanos breaks down the latest polling numbers, which show the Conservatives closing the gap with the Liberals.
Another think I've noticed is Conservative projections in Nanos polling have been fairly constant for over a year. Always somewhere near the 40% mark.
Things will be interesting.
I believe that there is a lot of waste in the delivery of those services, no doubt. And I believe the government wastes a ton more on other things that have no benefit to Canadians. We don't have a tax revenue problem we have a spending and efficiency problem. And its getting worse by the day.
A bit.
It's barely been present in the campaign overall.
Even you haven't been harping on it.
We don't vote by national popular vote for an executive.
Trying not to split ridings and so on makes sense, but unless you want to argue that the Liberals need a crushing popular vote victory for some kind of moral mandate, a blanket "don't vote NDP or Green" doesn't really make sense.
Its been swamped by the orange clown and threats to sovereignty.
The protests here continue and Singh has brought it up during the debates.
Carney seems to be trying to be both pro Israel and pro human rights at the same time now.
Yes, exactly.
It's almost like people weight their votes based on multiple subjects.
