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Originally Posted by Daradon
Really, your leaving one pic as evidence as a politician or a leader?
This is so far beyond the point of legitimate discussion I know you are the person you brought it up.
One, all of us have these pictures, most of us worse, so I don't get the point.
Two, it's the camera age. EVERYONE at a certain age has these pics now.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a Trudeau booster by any means. I think he was the wrong choice for leader of the Liberal Party. I think he does need more experience. I really don't want to vote for the guy.
But I'm faced with a guy who has shut down Canadian science, especially climate science which finally 71% of Canada agrees with and even 51% of Americans. I'm faced with a guy who said he would open up government, but instead shut it down, especially reporters he didn't like. Has numourous senate and appointment scandal. IS JUST NOW pushing through an undemocratic voting act.
A guy I voted for three times already.
I don't like Trudeau, but that picture drive by is exactly why I don't like dogmatic conservatives more.
I expect this of you Rerun. The exact Sun Media sidehow that has nothing to do with anything. The whiny 'Oh! CBC hates us and you never see them attack Liberal candidates. Frig, they've been attacking Trudeau all week!'
I am glad the conservatives here have more sense. You may be the new Calgaryborn.
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You might have a point if this was a candid pic taken at a moment when he wasn't expecting it, and inadvertently showed him in a unflattering moment.
It wasn't. This was a posed pic taken at a photo op.... which truly shows the lack of judgement (one of many) that this aspiring PM has.
I went on-line to find just a normal pic of JT... and low and behold this one popped up... and I said to myself : What a doofus this guy is!
Do really want this guy as PM of Canada if Quebec decides to separate? This is a guy who has expressed sympathy for the separate cause in the past, shows frequent lapses of judgement and good sense, and is from and elected by, the same province that wants to quit Canada. And as a matter of fact, if Quebec did separate, he would be a PM who was without a riding as would be half of his party.... imagine that.. Canadian MP's who's ridings were no longer part of Canada.... what would they be? Freelance MP's?
Electing this guy with a possible future referendum in the wind would be like leaving the candy store unlocked and unattended with as sign saying "Help yourself. Take what you want". This is not the guy you would want at the helm that you would want to play hard ball with Marios.