BREAKING: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has resigned.

[silentkisser]

FWIW, Trudeau doesn't strike me as someone that has been in command of the party. Of course, those who have some affinity for the Liberal party are going to throw him under the bus. You know...."It's all Trudeau's fault" etc. etc.

I know Carney from his days on the international financial stage. I don't know if he's got a shot at leadership, but he could try to make Canada more business friendly.

I think he has potential at leader. I mean, his finance bonafides speak for themselves. He is a good speaker, is bilingual, and in many ways not tarnished by Trudeau.

All that being said, I think the Liberals will still get creamed even with him as leader. I've said it before, governments have a best before date, even the best managed ones...and the Liberals need to be removed, even if its only temporary. Now, would they allow Carney to remain leader if the party gets clobbered? I think so, as long as he wins a seat. He could spend the next four years building up his profile, and shit all over PP and his policies. Sort of like what PP has been doing to Trudeau. Now, this could be difficult if PP is successful in some of his plans....which for the most part have been vague. So, we'll see how Canadians vote in the 2029/30 election...

 

[Frankfooter]

The article does not point to the carbon tax as a reason.

And yet its the first time its gone down other than pandemic economic shutdown.
Again, do you have a better plan?

What we have established is that it didn't cause inflation and CO2 outputs are down.

 

[Frankfooter]

I think he has potential at leader. I mean, his finance bonafides speak for themselves. He is a good speaker, is bilingual, and in many ways not tarnished by Trudeau.

All that being said, I think the Liberals will still get creamed even with him as leader. I've said it before, governments have a best before date, even the best managed ones...and the Liberals need to be removed, even if its only temporary. Now, would they allow Carney to remain leader if the party gets clobbered? I think so, as long as he wins a seat. He could spend the next four years building up his profile, and shit all over PP and his policies. Sort of like what PP has been doing to Trudeau. Now, this could be difficult if PP is successful in some of his plans....which for the most part have been vague. So, we'll see how Canadians vote in the 2029/30 election...

I wonder if the libs will have learned from the dems in the US election.
The dems swung right, as Carney would do and that combined with support of genocide cost them the election.
Since the dems lost Canada has started voting against Israel at the UN, so the question then becomes will they learn that moving to the right isn't necessarily a winning move. Carney might read as popular as Ignatiev.

CBC has a good list of possible candidates, my favourites so far would be Joly, Anand and Clark.

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www.cbc.ca

 

[bazokajoe]

It is perfectly acceptable to consider conservative policies as horrible and still vote for them.
Liberals like me are not voting conservative this time because we love conservative policies.
Policy wise we consider conservative ideals horrible.
We are voting conservatives because it is time for a change after a decade of liberal rule.
It is time to vote out the incumbent and elect someone new for a change.
There simply isn't a liberal leader today who promises anything drastically different than Trudeau.

Out of curiosity tell what conservative policies you consider horrible? I'm dying to hear this.

 

[Vinson]

He quit, but same thing he got fired by his own people

 

[bazokajoe]

Good thing of Justin years...

- Legalization of cannabis
- Allocation for families with kids
- Daycare at 10$ a day

And that's about it

I would say best thing about Justin is his resignation today.

 

[mitchell76]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876336607181332713

 

[Vinson]

 

[DesRicardo]

The recommendation was correct.
No one said masks stop everything 100%.
But masks reduce spread of the disease which is a fact.

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Implementation was correct. The ongoing recommendations were wrong.

They recommended getting a third vaccine. It wasn't necessary.

And some businesses never recovered

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As I've said a few times on this site Ford get no credit when he does the right thing.

 

[silentkisser]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876336607181332713

I wonder if Ezra felt the same way when Stephen Harper did nearly the same thing back in '08 when he was faced with a non-confidence vote...I suspect that he supported a Conservative doing that...

 

[jimiagain]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876336607181332713

That sums it up quite precisely!

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Implementation was correct. The ongoing recommendations were wrong.

The implementation cannot be correct without the recommendations being correct.
The recommendations drive the implementation.

 

[DesRicardo]

The implementation cannot be correct without the recommendations being correct.
The recommendations drive the implementation.

Implementation happens once. Recommendations are on going.

It was recommended to get a 3rd vaccine, but I'm still alive and health.

 

[jalimon]

PeePee has 20 years in office so has a way bigger pension than Singh.
20 years in office and he's done absolutely nothing.
zero

He's a total waste of space.

no nothing... he voted 5 times to void the abortion right. Despite saying publicly when we won the lead of the party he would never touch that law.

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Implementation happens once. Recommendations are on going.

It was recommended to get a 3rd vaccine, but I'm still alive and health.

The recommendation was to get atleast the 1st 2 shots.
The 3rd and 4th and more, were recommended, but it was entirely up to you.
So you are misrepresenting the recommendation there.
The implementation was also ongoing and frequently changed based on the recommendations.
Your reasoning doesn't make sense.

 

[Frankfooter]

no nothing... he voted 5 times to void the abortion right. Despite saying publicly when we won the lead of the party he would never touch that law.

Even there he backed failed bills.
He's never passed anything of his own and has zero accomplishments other than the gold pension of a career politician.

 

[DesRicardo]

The recommendation was to get atleast the 1st 2 shots.
The 3rd and 4th and more, were recommended, but it was entirely up to you.
So you are misrepresenting the recommendation there.
The implementation was also ongoing and frequently changed based on the recommendations.
Your reasoning doesn't make sense.

I love how when guys like you are wrong, you just go into dense-head mode.

Like what's the strategy around that?

These type of dense-head arguments didn't exist before Trudeau. It's like he ushered in this "If I just stick to what I'm saying, I will win".

 

[jalimon]

I would say best thing about Justin is his resignation today.

Yep. But who you guys will blame for all the future policies that will go to shit in Canada in the future?

 

[DesRicardo]

The recommendation was to get atleast the 1st 2 shots.
The 3rd and 4th and more, were recommended, but it was entirely up to you.

Just to be clear, the recommendations were recommended.
And the other recommendations were also recommended?

Understood.

 

[bazokajoe]

Yep. But who you guys will blame for all the future policies that will go to shit in Canada in the future?

I see you are a fortune teller now.