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Originally Posted by The Fonz
You can though. Voters in one riding can, and have forever, have very different priorities than voters in another riding. In this specific case, voters in East-Central Alberta have different priorities than voters in an Ottawa suburb.
To say those voters are pathetic is detached from reality.
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Originally Posted by The National Post
Battle River —Crowfoot resident Lance Neilson told the National Post he was taken aback by the throng of voters who showed up to support Poilievre on election day.
“That was the longest line I’ve ever been in to vote here,” said Neilson. “ I don’t think other parts of Canada understand what this represents to us. No one is leaving this to chance.”
Separatism and internal dissent fizzle as Poilievre coasts to victory in rural Alberta |
There's nothing detached from reality about it; this loser was only airdropped into their riding because
it was such a sure thing that these dipsh-ts would vote for the colour blue. That's all the political calculus that needed to be done in deciding where to run PP in a byelection: "Given 'F-ck
Trudeau Carney, Own the Libs' is a personality to these people, can we count on these f-cks to vote for us? Yes/No" That's it.
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Originally Posted by Stranger
We never see any politician come through our small town.
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You ditched the politician you had who lived there and thumbed your nose at the independent that
also lived there to vote for an outsider who picked your riding because you were an easy win.
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Originally Posted by Stranger
Pierre came to our hometown of 400 people. Had coffee in the restaurant. Stopped in the village office and visited a few businesses. I know he likely won't be back.
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Yeah dude -- because
he used you.
