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Originally Posted by btimbit
People like that do, that's exactly it. They think Trudeau = Liberals, so saying something like 'even if Trudeau steps down tomorrow, there's still a good chance the election doesn't happen until October' like you did, that's very confusing and angering to them.
Yeah, it's totally dickish for me to phrase it like that, but holy #### how many times does it have to be said in here that nobody is defending Trudeau, but still gets the 'lol libtard' treatment if they don't just follow conservative talking points
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I don't think anybody said anything about Libtard's or anything, but what would be a realistic scenario that would play out quite well for the Liberal Party in the next 6-9 months? We already know that a lot of cabinet members and MP's are officially considered EOL and DOA politically. I could see a scenario where some backbencher MP's who aren't tainted with the policies of the past coming in with some fresh perspective but what would they be championing policy wise? How do you deal with a fracture in a political party this bad where there is open revolt against top brass?
Applying this level of thinking in the corporate world would be like saying some middle management is going to turn around a sinking company. The board, the CEO and top executives are under attack, the stock is collapsing, there is opening fighting and a severe disagreement on forward strategy and a whole lot more going on.
A few middle managers and a rookie CEO is going to make some amazing comeback against a well financed, well organized, popular company with a significant lead in the market?
Just today Trudeau was handing out top cabinet posts in finance, it's such a coveted role politically due to the high profile nature and the opportunity post politics for influence and earning potential. He couldn't find a taker until a very close friend came in to bail him out.
If anybody thought today was hard in the Liberal party, just wait until tomorrow and the rest of the remaining weeks. This is when the blame game, the finger pointing, the insults and the frank conversations are to be had. This is not going to be easy for the people in charge cause they are wearing their decisions, decisions that are going to cost a lot of people a lot of money and their careers.
When I said that the suggestion box is wide open, I actually mean it. How does the Liberal turn their fortunes around this fast? How do they raise money and recruit top talent? What messaging and policies do they go to Canadians with and convince all the opposition to stop the attacks?
This is the political team that is going to get Canada back on track? Would a tired, struggling and dysfunctional hockey team be considered the best team to win a championship?