https://338canada.com/federal.htm
New 338Canada polls show the biggest gap yet, with nearly all major polls currently having a 20 point gap between the Conservatives and the Liberals, and that the NDP continues to secure their place of irrelevance.
2 weeks ago
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/nat...dget-1.7175828
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"What's the plan to address the fact that $200 a month for people living with disabilities is insufficient? What is the plan to address those concerns? I want to hear that from the prime minister before we make a decision," Singh told reporters on Tuesday.
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Singh probably had the worst interview I have ever seen by any party leader a few days ago. Vassy Kapelos absolutely roasted him on his weak handed approach to the government and the budget, how he pretended to put Liberals to task and now getting some 'openness' from the Liberals was enough.
The disability act bringing a paltry 200$ a month (the NDP platformed on giving 2200$ a month overall) was major point of contention for which Singh had a brutal non-answer. Kapelos was getting visibly frustrated at his weak answers and challenged him relentlessly.
Singh: "Justin Trudeau is a failed leader and is bad for Canada"...
"yet you are not willing to vote in that matter, and are keeping them in power despite your concerns, despite saying something like that"
Singh: "It shows that Trudeau is out of touch",
Kalepso:"Doesn't that make you out of touch too?"
Kalepso: "You're not willing to take the step to voting against them or forcing an election because you'd lose big"
It was lip service. It's just odd because helping the disabled is something that all parties have campaigned and voted on, a larger amount would have been supported.
https://twitter.com/user/status/1785401207499936063
Days before Singh confirming the NDP will support the Liberals budget with no concessions. How does Taylor Bachrach feel about Singh and the NDP supporting the budget despite having the power to force the Liberals to make changes?