Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls

[PIK]

1 hour ago, TreeBeard said:

You’d be extolling the virtues of his business and economic experience and claiming he’s a great Conservative and not a career politician like the other bums. 
 

I would still be saying that he’s too conservative for my liking, just like now. 

Most of us would not be happy with a European running the party.

[CdnFox]

16 minutes ago, PIK said:

Most of us would not be happy with a European running the party.

Do you notice how much time treebeards spends trying to convince us of what we would think under various circumstances rather than addressing what's actually happening now? He can't address the truth of the moment so he asked to concoct a fictional scenario where he can control our reactions and then blame us for them.

[Nationalist]

12 hours ago, eyeball said:

Carney simply captured it. It's not like anyone can say it was deftly captured - it was sitting there like a fish in a barrel with an axe leaning against it.

So he's a thief.

[eyeball]

5 hours ago, Nationalist said:

So he's a thief.

I guess. Did PP have a patent on it or something?

Maybe you're talking it to personally.

[Nationalist]

Just now, eyeball said:

I guess. Did PP have a patent on it or something?

Maybe you're talking it to personally.

LOL...and maybe you have the typical sliding morality of a common Libbie.

The carney is a thief.!

[TreeBeard]

5 hours ago, Nationalist said:

So he's a thief.

Is there something wrong with stealing good ideas?

[TreeBeard]

Your daily dose of polls:

 

The gap between the Liberals and Conservatives continues to grow as the Liberals gain more support from the NDP and Bloc Québécois. With growing leads in Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada and British Columbia, the Liberals would win a big majority government if an election were held today, with all other parties likely to suffer seat losses.  https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/
 

 

How should PP change course to garner more support?   Or should he just rely on hopes and prayers?

[Moonbox]

6 hours ago, Nationalist said:

So he's a thief.

So unless he keeps doing the thing you think is dumb, he's stealing?  🤔

Edited yesterday at 04:58 PM by Moonbox

[Nationalist]

30 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

So unless he keeps doing the thing you think is dumb, he's stealing?  🤔

Was it the carney's idea? No. It was Poilievre's idea and platform.

Just like the Democrats and the US border, at the 11th hour, the carney decides to steal Poilievre's platform and try to claim it for his own.

Thus...he's a common thief.

[TreeBeard]

7 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

carney decides to steal Poilievre's platform and try to claim it for his own.

Smart!  Good politics.  Normal Canadians don’t care about “idea theft”.  
 

Why hasn’t PP ever stolen good ideas?  He seems to be devoid of them. 

[eyeball]

1 hour ago, Nationalist said:

LOL...and maybe you have the typical sliding morality of a common Libbie.

I'm clearly an uncommon one. Remember how many times I've said Trudeau should have faced criminal charges?

I must have said it a dozen times but it always just whistles right by you doesn't it? Do you people actually close your eyes stick your fingers in your ears and sing la la la?

You have the typical pig headed stubbornness of a chud.

[eyeball]

6 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:

Why hasn’t PP ever stolen good ideas? He seems to be devoid of them. 

He's to busy acting like the victim of a thought crime.

[Nationalist]

25 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:

Smart!  Good politics.  Normal Canadians don’t care about “idea theft”.  
 

Why hasn’t PP ever stolen good ideas?  He seems to be devoid of them. 

The carney is a thief...and you have no problem with that.

Typical cheating Libbie.

[Moonbox]

1 hour ago, Nationalist said:

Was it the carney's idea? No. It was Poilievre's idea and platform.

The carbon tax was unpopular.  The only "idea' Poilievre had was to campaign against it, and it was good fodder for him.  Now that Trudeau is gone and Carney has walked away from the carbon tax,  PP is just punching at air, and that's what you're probably more upset about than anything. 

Now he has to come up with something better than a low-brow 3-word slogan. 

To say it's "stealing" to abandon bad policy is really weird logic.  

Edited yesterday at 06:49 PM by Moonbox

[TreeBeard]

1 hour ago, Nationalist said:

The carney is a thief...and you have no problem with that.

Typical cheating Libbie.

This is getting weird.  Unhinged.  

Edited yesterday at 07:09 PM by TreeBeard

[Nationalist]

46 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:

This is getting weird.  Unhinged.  

Hey...if you don't like uncomfortable truths...run away.

[TreeBeard]

1 minute ago, Nationalist said:

Hey...if you don't like uncomfortable truths...run away.

PP should steal all the good ideas he can.  It’s really weird to be concerned about that. 

[Nationalist]

2 hours ago, TreeBeard said:

PP should steal all the good ideas he can.  It’s really weird to be concerned about that. 

Like I said...typical Libbie.

[CdnFox]

5 hours ago, eyeball said:

I guess. Did PP have a patent on it or something?

Maybe you're talking it to personally.

I remember you screaming to the High Heavens how it wasn't true that liberals steal conservative ideas when we were talking about why Poilievre hadn't released his platform yet

You are dishonest as the day is long and then some

2 hours ago, TreeBeard said:

PP should steal all the good ideas he can.  It’s really weird to be concerned about that. 

Canadians should hire the people that have the good ideas, not the people that try and steal them

[CouchPotato]

5 hours ago, Moonbox said:

So unless he keeps doing the thing you think is dumb, he's stealing?  🤔

But they were all in favor of the carbon tax until the last minute. So it calls into question how committed they are to actually getting rid of the tax. You know it's like that deadbeat boyfriend/girlfriend who promises to change right when you are going to break up with them. They never do.  And essentially all he is going to do is hide the carbon tax. It makes far more sense to vote for the guy who was pitching the great ideas in the first place. What will Carney do when he has no one to plagiarize?

[CdnFox]

Just now, CouchPotato said:

But they were all in favor of the carbon tax until the last minute. So it calls into question how committed they are to actually getting rid of the tax. You know it's like that deadbeat boyfriend/girlfriend who promises to change right when you are going to break up with them. They never do.  And essentially all he is going to do is hide the carbon tax. It makes far more sense to vote for the guy who was pitching the great ideas in the first place. What will Carney do when he has no one to plagiarize?

Yeah. remember when the dippers fell for 'this is the last election with first past the post"? I'm sure the promises now will be kept just as much

[Moonbox]

2 hours ago, CouchPotato said:

But they were all in favor of the carbon tax until the last minute. So it calls into question how committed they are to actually getting rid of the tax. 

True enough, and Carney's been pro taxing carbon for a long time. 

Even so, is Carney a "thief" for ditching an unpopular Liberal policy, and not giving Poilievre the easy target he'd prefer?  

 

[CouchPotato]

4 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

Even so, is Carney a "thief" for ditching an unpopular Liberal policy, and not giving Poilievre the easy target he'd prefer? 

Well, I don't think anyone is saying there is a law against it, but if all his ideas were wrong and he has to plagiarize at the last minute, it speaks to his capability to form any good ideas of his own. What would he do when other issues arise, and he doesn't have Pierre to help him? Who will explain to him important things like the fact that even though most people don't buy bulk quantities of steel they actually do buy things made of steel? Or does he know that, and is he just trying to pull a fast one on the sheeple?

The liberals are turning on a dime. If these are not their ideas why would you ever expect them to be serious about implementing them?

Carney is weak. He backed out of the TVA debate. He looks like he's been shot everytime he gets a question from the media that isn't a total softball. You can tell just by watching him that he isn't a straight shooter. Pierre always speaks with the confidence of someone who believes in what he is saying.

[Moonbox]

56 minutes ago, CouchPotato said:

Well, I don't think anyone is saying there is a law against it, but if all his ideas were wrong and he has to plagiarize at the last minute, it speaks to his capability to form any good ideas of his own.

It speaks to his recognizing it was an unpopular policy, and nothing else.  You're basically trying to argue that not doing the stupid thing that everyone knows is stupid is plagiarizing, because someone else called it stupid already.  🥴

 

[CouchPotato]

2 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

It speaks to his recognizing it was an unpopular policy, and nothing else.  You're basically trying to argue that not doing the stupid thing that everyone knows is stupid is plagiarizing, because someone else called it stupid already.  🥴

 

Uh ok then if you say so, we will go with that.