Cutting spending on social services is how it traditionally works.
They’re already suffering severely. It’s all downhill from here folks.
The Conservative leader has pledged to change the culture of the Canadian Armed Forces from what he calls a “woke” culture to a “warrior” one.
Really didn’t take long to find the culture war dog whistle.
The words that come out of his mouth are ever just pretty noises enjoyed by a certain segment of the population. They don’t have meaning beyond that of wind through the leaves or a fart in the elevator.
This is true of most politicians. They know that getting elected is not really about policy, but rather about capturing the sentiments of the population. When Trudeau was elected, the country was sick of the dour Harper et al brand and wanted a younger, hipper PM with a hope-and-change message. Now that Trudeau has run through his idea list, and Canadians are unhappy with the economy, Poilievre just needs to reflect that sentiment. You hardly ever hear him talk about actual policy because he knows that concrete ideas can be attacked. Riding the wave of resentment is the successful strategy for him, so he rarely says anything beyond criticizing Trudea. I’m pretty sure that the Liberals are resigned to losing at this point, and one gets the sense that Trudeau is just tired. And Freeland is smart enough to keep her powder dry and wait until we get sick of Poilievre in turn.
Now that Trudeau has run through his idea list
… and ignored the one most important to Canadians that got him elected (electoral reform)… … Canadians are unhappy with the economy
The unmitigated failure on the disability file had a profound real world effect on most of the people I know and myself.
Yes, agreed, electoral reform is definitely a sore point.
He lost me as soon as he started supporting the pipeline through BC while going on and on about the natural beauty while vacationing in Tofino.
