His time will come.
If Justin Trudeau wore a rose in his lapel like his dearly-departed father, it would not only have no dew on its petals but little life left.
The 2019 federal election—coming exactly a year from this Sunday—does not look good for the Trudeau Liberals, with recent polls predicting the next government will be formed by Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives.
And it won’t even be close.
A year is an eternity in politics, of course, but it would appear Canadians, including a substantial number of card-carrying Liberals, are already tired of Justin Trudeau being mostly spit and polish but with little or no substance, and with his caucus’ entrenched unwillingness to face real issues head-on.
For all intents and purposes, Trudeau has been an absentee prime minister for most of his first three years, in love with being a jet-setter and playing PM McDreamy before the international media.
Next week, for example, he is off to Burkina Faso, the Ivory Coast, and Nigeria, perhaps having heard that some distant relative died there and, according to the email from Barrister Favour Lovely, had left him a $168-million fortune that needs only some personal banking information in order to obtain.
What other purpose could such a trip be for?
https://torontosun.com/opinion/colu...-knell-beginning-to-toll-for-trudeau-liberals
If Justin Trudeau wore a rose in his lapel like his dearly-departed father, it would not only have no dew on its petals but little life left.
The 2019 federal election—coming exactly a year from this Sunday—does not look good for the Trudeau Liberals, with recent polls predicting the next government will be formed by Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives.
And it won’t even be close.
A year is an eternity in politics, of course, but it would appear Canadians, including a substantial number of card-carrying Liberals, are already tired of Justin Trudeau being mostly spit and polish but with little or no substance, and with his caucus’ entrenched unwillingness to face real issues head-on.
For all intents and purposes, Trudeau has been an absentee prime minister for most of his first three years, in love with being a jet-setter and playing PM McDreamy before the international media.
Next week, for example, he is off to Burkina Faso, the Ivory Coast, and Nigeria, perhaps having heard that some distant relative died there and, according to the email from Barrister Favour Lovely, had left him a $168-million fortune that needs only some personal banking information in order to obtain.
What other purpose could such a trip be for?
https://torontosun.com/opinion/colu...-knell-beginning-to-toll-for-trudeau-liberals
