Poilievre Is The Only Option

[CdnFox]

3 hours ago, Michael Hardner said:

You don't get invited to parties. If you ask tough questions, you know...

It wasn't a particularly tough question. Climate change will be relatively low on the priority list. I have no doubt he'll do something, and whatever it is will be at least as effective or more as what the liberals did considering what they did achieve nothing at all.

But the liberals and NDP have managed to turn Canadians away from climate change just being a priority. Funny story, but it turns out people care more about whether or not they have food or shelter then they do about climate change. And seeing as the liberal NDP coalition took that away from them their primarily looking for someone who will give it back.

It's a shame that people like you and eyeball didn't push the liberals to do something meaningful about climate change in the 9 years you had. But seeing as you guys didn't care about it I wouldn't expect a conservatives to.

[eyeball]

42 minutes ago, Legato said:

Only a concern to those who have a need to latch on to amorphous social justice issues in an attempt to cloak their own failures. Who then try to browbeat everyone else into following their beliefs.

And you're fine with PP causing billions to be wasted doing this? Seriously?

44 minutes ago, Legato said:

You don't like Poilievre, I get it, try your tactics on those with ears the size of a Marquee and cloth to boot.

Have an apple you'll feel better.

[CdnFox]

28 minutes ago, eyeball said:

 

Have an apple you'll feel better.

 

[eyeball]

48 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

I have no doubt he'll do something, and whatever it is will be at least as effective or more as what the liberals did considering what they did achieve nothing at all.

Yup, I have no doubt PP will set the new gold standard for virtue signalling.

And instead of rebates to taxpayers it'll be subsidies from taxpayers.

[eyeball]

17 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

 

He likes them subsidized.

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11 hours ago, CaringCdn said:

I wonder how many people know that when government reduces taxes, it's revenue actually increases? The more they tax, the less they get in return. Unfortunately, our current PM doesn't care about "monetary issues" which is obvious because he's taxing the hell out of us!!

Not many, considering this statement is false.

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53 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

 

This guy comes across as extremely unlikable. PP confrontational and condescending. The less PP talks to the media, the better the Conservatives will do.

Edited December 26, 2024 by DUI_Offender

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, eyeball said:

Yup, I have no doubt PP will set the new gold standard for virtue signalling.

 

If that's the case i'm sure he can count on your vote, you're all about the virtue signaling  

What he will set is a new gold standard for actually achieving things. I know, absolutely foreign concepts for you woke, but the rest of us are looking forward to it

[Mathieub]

Putting someone even more at the right don't seams to be a solution to our problem.

[CdnFox]

20 hours ago, Mathieub said:

Putting someone even more at the right don't seams to be a solution to our problem.

Considering that the left has already destroyed the country it seems like a reasonable proposition to most intelligent people

[I am Groot]

On 12/26/2024 at 12:24 AM, DUI_Offender said:

This guy comes across as extremely unlikable. PP confrontational and condescending. The less PP talks to the media, the better the Conservatives will do.

You only feel that way because you're a leftist fanatic and despise anyone even slightly to the right of centre. The clip got a lot of applause not only across Canada but in the rest of the anglosphere.

[-TSS-]

Do you think that Trump scorning Trudeau actually might help Trudeau to win another term?

[Michael Hardner]

3 minutes ago, -TSS- said:

Do you think that Trump scorning Trudeau actually might help Trudeau to win another term?

I wouldn't be surprised if they took this strategy. But I don't see it winning

[Gaétan]

Trudeau is now playing the mercy card, but how can we feel sorry for a dishonest prime minister who should be in jail

[herbie]

American option peddled to Cdn voters. Hate the current one so much you're willing to think the 'only option' is to replace it with something worse.

[PIK]

On 12/25/2024 at 11:31 PM, CdnFox said:

 

At least he knows what a apple is, unlike Singh. Lol

[Shady]

On 12/26/2024 at 12:24 AM, DUI_Offender said:

This guy comes across as extremely unlikable. PP confrontational and condescending. The less PP talks to the media, the better the Conservatives will do.

I don't care about people's personalities, I care about policy.  That should be everyone's priority.  We've already seen what a "likeable" person with terrible policies can do to a country over the last 10 years.  It's been an unmitigated disaster.  

[eyeball]

1 minute ago, Shady said:

I don't care about people's personalities, I care about policy.  That should be everyone's priority.  We've already seen what a "likeable" person with terrible policies can do to a country over the last 10 years.  It's been an unmitigated disaster.  

So what are PP's policies? Around here the received wisdom is that he doesn't need to make them known - simply not having Trudeau's personality is enough, what more does anyone need to know?

[CdnFox]

3 minutes ago, eyeball said:

So what are PP's policies? Around here the received wisdom is that he doesn't need to make them known - simply not having Trudeau's personality is enough, what more does anyone need to know?

 

We actually know a fair bit about his policies.  We'll see the details during an election. 

He wants to reduce immigration and index it to our growth of homes and infrastructure such as medicine 

He wants to work with provinces and cities to radically streamline home building and set and hit targets for growth in order to address the housing crisis and reduce costs of housing over time. 

He wants to move towards a balanced budget and won't allow any department to increase program spending without decreasing it somewhere else first. And he will reduce the deficit to zero over time. 

He wants to clear away red tape and 'gatekeepers' to allow projects to proceed more quickly to improve the economy. 

he wants to attract business investment back to canada (we've been losing it for the first time in history for the last several years). 

He wants to address crime in a more effective way than just letting all the criminals out. 

He wants to kill the carbon tax and defund the cbc. 

there's more but just right there is a hell of a lot of policy for someone who doesn't have any policy     That's certainly more than we've heard from trudeau  

Details and specifics come during elections. But there's quite a bit of policy out there already for those who aren't more focused about lying about it. 

[Shady]

37 minutes ago, eyeball said:

So what are PP's policies? Around here the received wisdom is that he doesn't need to make them known - simply not having Trudeau's personality is enough, what more does anyone need to know?

 

One policy is tying immigration to health care and housing.  For example, last year Canada accepted over a million new citizens, at the same time the number of doctors in Canada went down.  Do you think that's good policy?  What do you think that does for people trying to find a doctor, wait times, etc?

[eyeball]

25 minutes ago, Shady said:

One policy is tying immigration to health care and housing.  For example, last year Canada accepted over a million new citizens, at the same time the number of doctors in Canada went down.  Do you think that's good policy?  What do you think that does for people trying to find a doctor, wait times, etc?

That's just tying things together in a complaint not a policy that deals with them.

[eyeball]

1 hour ago, CdnFox said:

He wants...

Yawn....

Everyone wants these.

[Shady]

8 minutes ago, eyeball said:

That's just tying things together in a complaint not a policy that deals with them.

Tying immigration to housing and healthcare will prevent the healthcare system from being overburdened, and housing from becoming more scarce and unaffordable.  It's something that should have been done years ago.  It would have prevented a couple of big problems, but we have an idi*t as a Prime Minister

[Legato]

18 minutes ago, eyeball said:

That's just tying things together in a complaint not a policy that deals with them.

so if you untie them that fixes things?

[CdnFox]

2 hours ago, eyeball said:

Yawn....

Everyone wants these.

Strange no one else mentions them. And you got awful tired a moment somebody pointed it out that you were completely wrong and he had tons of policies  

The fact is they're not policy priorities for anyone else. In fact nobody else has even mentioned their policies or priorities. The IDP hasn't said a single word. The liberals haven't said anything either, they won't even come out and comment about what's happening in their own party right now.

 

So basically you got caught lying once again and you're trying to pass it off as obvious   Well there you go.