Wow. If this is anywhere close to accurate, it looks like the honeymoon is definitely over.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4058984/justin-trudeau-india-trip-ipsos-poll/
https://globalnews.ca/news/4058984/justin-trudeau-india-trip-ipsos-poll/
I still think the PC's need someone more credible than the Schnook they currently have. They should opt for a female leader as she would be a good alternative for the voters who are "star-struck" over JustinI think it's over, Trudeau had better realize the 2015 election was a vote against Harper.
For the record, that would apply to all political polls. Other than election day, all polls ask the question: "if the election were held today."The most useless poll is one that asks “If” some hypothetical thing that is NOT happening.
Which is probably why the accuracy of polls is iffy at best.For the record, that would apply to all political polls. Other than election day, all polls ask the question: "if the election were held today."
Agreed, they got nobody right now, Rona Ambrose would have been a good moderate leader but she's gone.I still think the PC's need someone more credible than the Schnook they currently have. They should opt for a female leader as she would be a good alternative for the voters who are "star-struck" over Justin
Ambrose could still come back in 2019 after Scheer loses.Agreed, they got nobody right now, Rona Ambrose would have been a good moderate leader but she's gone.
More importantly the party itself is increasingly seen as an evangelical one, dropping "Progressive" from its name was not accidental.
She could, but Canada needs an effective opposition now and not in 2019 or 2023...Trudeau might or might not improve but he's not in the same league as Chretien or Martin.Ambrose could still come back in 2019 after Scheer loses.
Totally agree.She could, but Canada needs an effective opposition now and not in 2019 or 2023...Trudeau might or might not improve but he's not in the same league as Chretien or Martin.
You look at selective numbers. The Tories lead in Ontario, Sask, Alberta, and Manitoba. BC is a three way tie between the Liberals, NDP, and Tories. The Liberals are leading only in in Quebec and Atlantic Canada. You can't win with only Quebec and Atlantic Canada. The Liberals need Ontario, if they lose Ontario it's all over, the only seat rich region that leaves them with is Quebec, Atlantic Canada is small potatoes.the poll indicated no such thing. Trudeau is hated in Alberta where the Cons would get 62% of the vote and win probably every seat. The Cons will win some seats by a landslide but the libs will probably still win, especially when NDP voters vote to keep pig boy out of sussex.
I think you're reading too much into how Trudeau dressed in India. The trip may not have been a success but its hardly a 'death spiral'.You look at selective numbers. The Tories lead in Ontario, Sask, Alberta, and Manitoba. BC is a three way tie between the Liberals, NDP, and Tories. The Liberals are leading only in in Quebec and Atlantic Canada. You can't win with only Quebec and Atlantic Canada. The Liberals need Ontario, if they lose Ontario it's all over, the only seat rich region that leaves them with is Quebec, Atlantic Canada is small potatoes.
If they have to get Ontario back, if they can't they will start to panick, they start to panick and you get fucks like his Ibdia Vacation which humiliated Canada internationally. This sets off a death spiral.
It hurts some seats. Especially in the cities and certain suburbs. It's not in and of itself a death blow but continues an erosion.I think you're reading too much into how Trudeau dressed in India. The trip may not have been a success but its hardly a 'death spiral'.
How on earth do you conclude that it hurt "some seats", especially given that an election is almost 2 years away? This trip was a PR disaster. But the notion that it will have any long lasting electoral effects is ridiculous, especially given the state of the opposition.It hurts some seats. Especially in the cities and certain suburbs. It's not in and of itself a death blow but continues an erosion.
Its one thing if they don't like your policy. But people are staring to not like HIM.
Id say some seats in the north west GTA just became more vulnerable. The voters will be reminded of this in targeted advertising.How on earth do you conclude that it hurt "some seats", especially given that an election is almost 2 years away? This trip was a PR disaster. But the notion that it will have any long lasting electoral effects is ridiculous, especially given the state of the opposition.
They'll never say it, but they may be privately hoping Wynne goes down in flames in June and the Tories get elected. Voters may be more accepting of a Liberal government in Ottawa to balance a Conservative one in Ontario.If they have to get Ontario back, if they can't they will start to panick, they start to panick and you get fucks like his Ibdia Vacation which humiliated Canada internationally. This sets off a death spiral.
Butler is feeling some butt hurt, don't bother him.How on earth do you conclude that it hurt "some seats", especially given that an election is almost 2 years away? This trip was a PR disaster. But the notion that it will have any long lasting electoral effects is ridiculous, especially given the state of the opposition.
Nope. I accepted the election result. But my take on the PM was right. And now the rest of the voters are waking up to it.Butler is feeling some butt hurt, don't bother him.