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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
Actually, I think it’s the fault of Canadians trying to equate a political party… that made a deal hardly different than what a coalition government would look like (a completely normal and acceptable part of our democracy) to deliver part of it’s platform and deliver on promises to those who voted for them… to two political parties they just accused of being nazi-friendly.
Would the NDP have “sold their soul” if they let the Cons form government, despite them being further away from their platform and letting go of any chance of delivering on it? I’m guessing not for the people that use that line, despite it fitting the bill a whole lot more.
I don’t even see how you can call the three leaders “terrible people,” least of all Singh. Hell, I don’t even see how you could accuse PP or Singh of being as corrupt as Trudeau. And you can call them all incompetent, but one of them is winning elections and one of the ones who isn’t is still managing to deliver parts of his platform. Seems pretty competent to me.
The “I’m on a political island!” whining is so tiresome.
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Isn’t it amazing what the CPC have accomplished for their constituents.
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