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Originally Posted by Firebot
One of these is not like the other. Frankie drinking the koolaid hard again.
When Brian Mulroney resigned as PM while deeply unpopular and before Kim Campbell became leader, polls showed the PC party going from 18% to as high as 50%. In the end, once the dust settled, it was clear it was the same PC party and Canadian sentiment remained and PC ended with 16% of the vote. Recency bias is a thing, but we are not seeing anywhere close to the same effect with Liberals right now (except for EKOS).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinio...deral_election
Current polls are more in line with what they were back in November before the spectacular party blowup and still hold an extremely strong comfortable lead that would give them ~235 seats.
That being said, CPC / Poilievre would be foolish to not pay heed to the momentum change, and they have lost the momentum (I mean considering the past few months could not have gone better for them, right now Liberals are in the limelight with the leadership race, and Poilievre news has been negative).
Also the whole Trump turning US into Nazi America probably has a few folks spooked. At the moment, this is the immediate focus Canadians have. |
who's drinking the koolaid if you think Yappydog moron PP is going to win 200+ seats.
Also you can't compare Kim Campbell to Turdeau. They just put in a 7% GST. Your party isn't coming back from that.
Also it's great that you acknowledge that PP will have Nazi like effects to Canada if elected.