Here in Alberta the populace has deluded themselves into believing he has no allies, no support, no successes, and is on his way out. Meanwhile, if Prime Minister Carney had ran as a Conservative (and he most certainly could have), he would be their wet dream with frequent, powerful emissions.
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Mark Carney is celebrated abroad – while consolidating power at home | Shiri Pasternak
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Canadians are waking up to this elitist agenda
Oh, we know. You just can't hear us over the screes of BuT pOiLiEvRe WoUlD bE wOrSe.
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He is worse. I'm happy he didn't get to form government.
Who tf advised him to try and mainstream christian nationalists? They must really hate him and wanted to make sure he doesn't win.
Who is worse, the people screaming that Poilievre would have been worse, or the people screaming about the people screaming that Poilievre would have been worse?
We're bending over for Carney, PP would have had us bending over for Trump.
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We are so shallow in our appraisal of foreign leaders. Obama drank a pint of Guinness in Ireland and people thought he was great since. No mention of Pakistan, Yemen or Somalia.
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