04-29-2025, 08:11 AM
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Sorry let me just bask in the abridged version of my deadly accurate prediction and the very astute responses.
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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
As much as people here ranting and raving about the country being “held hostage” (lol) would absolutely lose their mind over it, it’s a strategy with a decent chance of success and the possibility of which PP is absolutely losing sleep over.
For the disaster they’re making the Liberals out to be, the Conservative polling numbers are actually worse than you’d expect. With the right winds shifting around before the election, they could drop right back down.
Of course Trudeau is the biggest obstacle there, but it’s a big reason why Conservatives and their supporters are obsessed with calling an election rather than anything to do with resigning.
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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
I think it’s be pretty hard to swing it back into the majority territory on the other side, but downgrading the Cons to a minority or even forcing more of the same is definitely in the realm of possibility.
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Originally Posted by curves2000
I really don't know where on earth you get some of these things, it's over for Trudeau and the Liberals for the time being. You literally have every single opposition party saying it's over, political analysts and experts saying it's over, you have large volumes of Liberal team members publicly saying it's over, you have a lot of Liberals privately saying it's over, you have Canadian's across the board saying it's over, you have Trudeau's wife saying it's over.
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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
Saying stuff like the Liberals aren’t well funded, or that it’s “selfish” for the elected party to rule until the next election, or that the Bloc wants to be the official opposition, is absurd. Yes, I get all the conservative fantasies these moments of turmoil inspire, but these fantasies don’t mean anything. You have to understand how long a year is in politics and public sentiment.
The country will have a say in new leadership… at the election. Last time they elected the Liberals, who are the leaders now. They want a majority, a minority, or at least opposition against a Conservative minority. Right now, they’re looking at opposition against a Conservative majority. So, how do they achieve something more preferential? Their best path forward is booting Trudeau and shaking up the party with a new leader and shuffling the cabinet. Say someone like Carney, sure. What does that do? It guarantees nothing, but probably puts option three back on the table if not option two (would require a huge change, but possible).
What does the NDP get out of letting this play out? Well for them, like the Bloc, official opposition is off the table. So their choices are letting the government fall and giving up all influence for 4+ years, or propping up the government, continuing influence for a year, and hoping that continues beyond that.
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Originally Posted by Firebot
L O L
I don't know what's more fun, watching the complete total collapse of the Liberal party before our eyes in a matter of hours as they backstab each other live for all of us to see with a rogue leader refusing to step down, or PepsiFree and the usual crew in complete mental meltdown mode and on full damage control in vain attempts to control the narrative.
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Originally Posted by Goriders
The liberals have zero chance of winning the next election. No matter what they do.
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Originally Posted by Goriders
You’re as delusional as trudeau if you believe that.
The liberals are headed for a 1993 mulroney loss.
Trudeau is too much of a narcissist to step aside. He’s going down with the ship and taking the country with him. It’s not him. Everyone else is wrong.
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Everybody clap.
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