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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
Where does the assumption that the average Liberal or NDP voter support Trudeau/Singh?
I'd say I align closest to a Blue Liberal/Red Tory. I, and most people I know who are Liberal supporter but not party members, think Trudeau isn't a strong leader, and if his last name was Smith may not even be in cabinet.
I'd bet most traditional Liberal voters want to see a leadership change.
However, if the choice is between Trudeau and someone hobnobbing with white supremacists, wants to take away healthcare for women, and eliminate rights for the LGBTQ2S+ community, then even if they don't like Trudeau, they'd still vote for him.
The real problem with federal politics in Canada is that to be elected party leader is a completely different criteria than to be elected Prime Minister. The CPC won't vote for a centrist from the East (Pollievre is Ottawa based but from Calgary); Canada as a whole won't vote for a far-right populist from the West.
I'd love a fresh new leader to come in, for each of the parties. The big issue, as others have mentioned is... who wants the job? I sure as hell don't.
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This is so dumb congrats to whoever spoon fed you these ridiculous claims.
He will be your next prime minister start getting your head around that.