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Alberta MP will resign his seat for Poilievre to run in a byelection

JohnLarue

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So the issue is that Elections Canada needed to take special care to give PP a super soft riding, tailor made to make sure only conservative voters were there? Why doe PP deserve special treatment that no other candidate got? Is he that soft? The truth is he cooked himself when he supported the Convoy. The people of Ottawa didn't forget.

A guy who claims to be about fiscal responsibility lost an election fairly, and by a large margin. He then made a backroom deal with another fairly-elected party member to have him step down and hand over his seat, forcing a new election. Telling the voters of Battle River Crow Foot that their vote, their representation is less important than PP's ambition.

my god you are stunned

Carney gave the greenlight to a bi-election right away as he did not want to play your silly assed political games
He understands an opposition party is essential and the oppositions leader is essential for any functioning democracy

The ELECTION that PP is forcing is what will cost money, not that other people are going to run in it.
where you whining about money when Justin Trudeau avoided political scandal by calling the 2021 election
$610 MM for next to no change in seat count,

Elections Canada is projecting a $610-million price tag for the 36-day campaign.
The bi- election in Battle River-Crowfoot is going to cost the conservative party and Pierre P money
Does that make you happy ?


learn some self awareness before whining about the cost of a bi-election
 
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JohnLarue

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Your condescending lecturing needs no notes, it's on permanent online record.
Yet you don't realize fewer are taking your course, and tenure is compromised.
another personal attack without any facts or substance


do not read my posts then and most certainly do not engage with me if you do not like facts / logic and getting your ass kicked
 

JohnLarue

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Personal attack?
you point was irrelevant , i simply pointed this out and advised you to let it go at that
but no you had to respond with insults and then more insults without any facts or substance ...... , so you got your ass kicked

again i hope you are taking notes
 

anon1

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you point was irrelevant , i simply pointed this out and advised you to let it go
but no you had to respond with insults and then more insults without any facts or substance ...... , so you got your ass kicked

again i hope you are taking notes
I told you, it's on record.
But you only hear your own voice.
 

Dutch Oven

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Dutchie, Dutchie, Dutchie, let me be clear and try to simplify for you. Elections in Canada or the US aren’t “rigged” just because the outcome didn’t favour your preferred candidate. Accusations like that undermine democratic institutions and insult the voters who made their choice
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Do you know what really undermines democracy and insults voters? Rigging redistricting.

Riding redistribution happens regularly across Canada through independent, non-partisan commissions. It’s not a Liberal plot, it’s a process meant to reflect population changes and ensure fair representation. If a "nobody unknown Liberal" can win in a new riding, maybe that says more about shifting voter sentiment than about any grand conspiracy.
While I understand that the demographics of a riding can change, those changes are seldom so dramatic because these shifts take time. If you find a radical shift, it's far more likely that it stems from a radical change in circumstance. A dripping faucet can flood a house, but not in an hour. If a fire truck arrived at the house to put out a fire during that hour, your better bet is that that firehose caused the flood, not the dripping faucet.

As for Poilievre, yes, he’ll return to the House, but holding the Carney government to account will require more than rehearsed soundbites and social media clips.
Poilievre is VERY effective at taking down crappy leadership. Just ask Justin Trudeau. No wonder so many Liberals wish he wouldn't be around anymore!

And Fanjoy? He’s the elected MP now, chosen by the people of that riding, not imposed, not planted. Dismissing him out of hand before he’s even begun his work says more about your bias than his capabilities.
Probably the worst quality of Liberal supporters is your abysmally low standards of competence that you demand from your leadership. Pee Wee hockey convener, environmentalist, and stay at home dad.

We live in a democracy Dutchi,
It seems less so, every election held during my life. I think we live in an idiocracy.

so you will have to deal with the outcome and hope Carney doesn't hit it out of the park or your boy will never sniff the PMs office. LOL
Carney has as much chance of "hitting it out of the park" as Dr. Fauci has of pitching a perfect game. It's laughable to me that Liberals now invest so much hope and faith in a guy who is virtually Canada's "Trump Lite" (by comparison of their business experience) and hasn't worked for "the average guy" at any point in his life, and yet point to Poilievre as the one with suspicious motives. It would be funny if it wasn't so idiotic.
 
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JohnLarue

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Your condescending lecturing needs no notes, it's on permanent online record.
Yet you don't realize fewer are taking your course, and tenure is compromised.
you have very regular attendance to the lecture
yet you do not seem to be learning

perhaps the ass kicking needs to be taken up a notch
 

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Do you know what really undermines democracy and insults voters? Rigging redistricting.


While I understand that the demographics of a riding can change, those changes are seldom so dramatic because these shifts take time. If you find a radical shift, it's far more likely that it stems from a radical change in circumstance. A dripping faucet can flood a house, but not in an hour. If a fire truck arrived at the house to put out a fire during that hour, your better bet is that that firehose caused the flood, not the dripping faucet.


Poilievre is VERY effective at taking down crappy leadership. Just ask Justin Trudeau. No wonder so many Liberals wish he wouldn't be around anymore!


Probably the worst quality of Liberal supporters is your abysmally low standards of competence that you demand from your leadership. Pee Wee hockey convener, environmentalist, and stay at home dad.


It seems less so, every election held during my life. I think we live in an idiocracy.


Carney has as much chance of "hitting it out of the park" as Dr. Fauci has of pitching a perfect game. It's laughable to me that Liberals now invest so much hope and faith in a guy who is virtually Canada's "Trump Lite" (by comparison of their business experience) and hasn't worked for "the average guy" at any point in his life, and yet point to Poilievre as the one with suspicious motives. It would be funny if it wasn't so idiotic.

OMFG, dude… seriously, what color is the sky in your world? Because the narrative you just spun is so wildly detached from reality, it’s either permanently sunset-pink or deep conspiracy blue.

Let’s talk about redistricting, a routine, non-partisan process handled by independent commissions to reflect demographic shifts. This isn’t a Liberal plot. It’s how every functioning democracy adapts to population changes. Your firehose analogy is dramatic, sure, but wildly off the mark, unless you think Elections Canada is rolling up in a tanker to personally wash out Conservative votes.

As for Poilievre being "VERY effective", only if you measure effectiveness by volume, not results. He’s great at yelling in Question Period and trending on Facebook. Actual policy? Solutions? Building consensus? Not so much.

And the "peewee hockey convener, environmentalist, stay-at-home dad" line? That’s supposed to be an insult? Because to most Canadians, that sounds like someone relatable, grounded, and kind of human. Contrast that with someone who’s made a career of weaponizing division and selling snake oil in a suit.

And Carney as “Trump Lite”? That’s almost impressive in its absurdity. You’re really out here comparing a Rhodes Scholar and former head of two central banks to a guy who literally thought nuking hurricanes was a solid policy idea. The Trump Lite moniker rightfully so stuck on Pee Pee so much that even a flushable wipe loaded with alcohol couldn't get the yellow stain off.
 
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my god you are stunned

Carney gave the greenlight to a bi-election right away as he did not want to play your silly assed political games
He understands an opposition party is essential and the oppositions leader is essential for any functioning democracy
Nah, he knows that Pee Pee hit is peak and the more Canadians knew about him the less they liked them.
He's the perfect leader of the cons, another easy electoral win in 4 years.

How many times have the cons lost in a row now?

But you can always hope that his brand new platform will sell better this time.

 
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JohnLarue

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There you go again, creating delusional scenarios to appease your frustrations that people are not as ignorant as you need them to be.

hey look
i tried to warn you that your point was irrelevant and you should just leave it at that, but you insisted on making it personal
so you get an ass kicking


:ROFLMAO:
 
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