Potential for the Liberal government to fall in a matter of weeks.

[Legato]

11 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

If you were watching  budget vote, you might’ve noticed something odd: two Conservative MPs in the House didn’t vote during the roll call, Andrew Scheer and Scott Reid. On the record, that means they abstained.

Only after the motion passed by four votes did they suddenly pop up claiming “technical issues” with their app and asked to register their “no” votes, narrowing the margin to two.

The problem? The technical-issue exception only applies to MPs voting virtually. These two were sitting right there in the chamber.

This wasn’t an accident. It wasn’t confusion. It was the Conservatives quietly dodging a non-confidence vote because they absolutely do not want an election right now.

They’re playing games and hoping Canadians don’t notice.

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

[John Stone]

Poilievre will morph - he'll have to. That said I enjoy his riposte, excellent politician. 

[Army Guy]

Budget passed , barely ...2 absent/refraining form voting Conservatives, and 2 from NDP....NDP leader says they or better yet Canadians are not wanting an election...I guess that would depend on which party you vote for...i think most Conservatives are ready....I mean for voters all it means is listening to all parties promising us the moon, and delivering almost nothing and finally standing in line to place your vote....if were are not ready to do that, at the very least maybe a democracy is to much for Canadians..

Anyways the liberals are celebrating this narrow victory, but it is a sign that Canadians are growing tired of waiting for some results from this government. 

[John Stone]

Imagine the Trudeau / Singh coalition still at the helm now. 

Don't get me wrong, it's not personal - the problem was Justin thought he was his father and the party thought he could become his father. 

Singh is without question the poster boy of what not to project when your in opposition - those two stuck together like shite to a wool blanket. 

On the other hand the Conservatives must bear some of the blame for those (2) sad sacks - look at what they were running against?? 

I wish Trudeau well but he should never have been leader - he's more of a manager, eh? A teacher?

[ExFlyer]

24 minutes ago, Legato said:

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

Why on earth would I be frightened of a guy that is such a LOSER and that most Canadians would not vote for? LOL

Why are you sticking with such a LOSER???

[ExFlyer]

12 minutes ago, Army Guy said:

Budget passed , barely ...2 absent/refraining form voting Conservatives, and 2 from NDP....NDP leader says they or better yet Canadians are not wanting an election...I guess that would depend on which party you vote for...i think most Conservatives are ready....I mean for voters all it means is listening to all parties promising us the moon, and delivering almost nothing and finally standing in line to place your vote....if were are not ready to do that, at the very least maybe a democracy is to much for Canadians..

Anyways the liberals are celebrating this narrow victory, but it is a sign that Canadians are growing tired of waiting for some results from this government. 

Thing is, Canadians do not like Polievere and I agree.

If the conservatives get a real leader, then they will win.

"while 73 per cent of Canadians view Poilievre as a “strong critic of the government” in his official opposition role, 50 per cent say they would be “ashamed” to call him prime minister."

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/half-of-canadians-would-be-ashamed-to-call-poilievre-pm-as-tory-leader-wins-back-seat-in-parliament-angus-reid/

 

https://angusreid.org/federal-politics-poilievre-favourability-hits-lowest-point-of-his-leadership-carney-approval/

[ExFlyer]

5 minutes ago, John Stone said:

Imagine the Trudeau / Singh coalition still at the helm now. 

Don't get me wrong, it's not personal - the problem was Justin thought he was his father and the party thought he could become his father. 

Singh is without question the poster boy of what not to project when your in opposition - those two stuck together like shite to a wool blanket. 

On the other hand the Conservatives must bear some of the blame for those (2) sad sacks - look at what they were running against?? 

I wish Trudeau well but he should never have been leader - he's more of a manager, eh? A teacher?

Old news...and all gone.

Time to move on with today and tomorrow.

The problem is the conservatives have no leaders in their ranks any more. 4 election losses with 4 different leads should be awakening them.

I am a conservative by heart and would love to voie for them again but...not while there are imbiceles in charge.

I am afraid the conservatives are like the republicans and there will not be anyone contending for leadership and we will have PP back , just like the republicans have trump again.

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, ExFlyer said:

HA HA HA No matter how hard you try...you fools are all LOSERS HA HA HA

LOL we accept your admission of defeat  

[Goddess]

3 hours ago, Nationalist said:

Canada is truly full of id1ots.

Elizabeth may voted Yes to the budget because Carney once mentioned the Paris Agreement.  Totally overlooking the fact he axed the tree planting in the budget.

She's so stupid.  I like her better when she's hammered.

[ExFlyer]

18 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

LOL we accept your admission of defeat  

Yup...if that is all you got..it ain't much LOL

Oh and...defeated is what the complainatives got at the budget vote LOL 

[ExFlyer]

1 minute ago, Goddess said:

Elizabeth may voted Yes to the budget because Carney once mentioned the Paris Agreement.  Totally overlooking the fact he axed the tree planting in the budget.

She's so stupid.  I like her better when she's hammered.

HA HA HA   

Scheer did not even vote even sitting there at his seat LOL Also, Jeneroux did noit vote and neither did Shannon Stubbs. So, 3 conservatives helped Carneys budget win LOL

So, they are as bad as May LOL 

Carney needed 2 votes to win and the conservatives helped with 3 non votes ...Hmmm???

[Goddess]

41 minutes ago, Army Guy said:

Anyways the liberals are celebrating this narrow victory,

There was an MSM interview with the Chihuahua (Champagne) coming out from the vote and he was NOT excited.  That interview has been erased from the media now, but some people saved it, I saw it this morning.  He was definitely not happy.

I think it was the Libs hoping to force an election, thinking it would be their chance for a majority before Carney supporters start to realize they've been had.

That's why they refused to work with any of the other parties on the budget and delivered a 💩 sandwich for a budget.

Now they have to work with a 💩 sandwich of a budget.

[Legato]

47 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

Why on earth would I be frightened of a guy that is such a LOSER and that most Canadians would not vote for? LOL

Why are you sticking with such a LOSER???

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

[herbie]

So May is stupid for supporting a govt that pays pays barely more than lip service over one that after 2 decades has no climate policy other than to make it worse.
Just who is "stupid"?

And our usual wrong wing tough guy that can't comprhened the difference between disgust and fear carries on some more.

[Legato]

1 minute ago, herbie said:

So May is stupid for supporting a govt that pays pays barely more than lip service over one that after 2 decades has no climate policy other than to make it worse.
Just who is "stupid"?

And our usual wrong wing tough guy that can't comprhened the difference between disgust and fear carries on some more.

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

[Nationalist]

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

 

 

 

 

HA HA HA No matter how hard you try...you fools are all LOSERS HA HA HA

Potential for the Liberal government to fall in a matter of weeks.     FAIL!!!!!

All your hopes and desires and wishes for the government to fall have FAILED!!!!

But hey, you LOSERS have ti stick together HA HA HA 

LIBERALS WON        Complainitives LOSE  AGAIN HA HA. HA

 

Yes dear...

[ExFlyer]

23 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

Yes dear...

Acknowledged.... 

[ExFlyer]

39 minutes ago, Legato said:

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

Frightened?? LOL.  

I am laughing that 3 of his own helped Carney pass the budget?? How funny is that LOL

 

29 minutes ago, herbie said:

So May is stupid for supporting a govt that pays pays barely more than lip service over one that after 2 decades has no climate policy other than to make it worse.
Just who is "stupid"?

And our usual wrong wing tough guy that can't comprhened the difference between disgust and fear carries on some more.

What I comprehend is yes, May voted for the budget but better yet, 3 Conservatives help Carney get it passed.

[Shady]

3 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

If you were watching  budget vote, you might’ve noticed something odd: two Conservative MPs in the House didn’t vote during the roll call, Andrew Scheer and Scott Reid. On the record, that means they abstained.

Only after the motion passed by four votes did they suddenly pop up claiming “technical issues” with their app and asked to register their “no” votes, narrowing the margin to two.

The problem? The technical-issue exception only applies to MPs voting virtually. These two were sitting right there in the chamber.

This wasn’t an accident. It wasn’t confusion. It was the Conservatives quietly dodging a non-confidence vote because they absolutely do not want an election right now.

They’re playing games and hoping Canadians don’t notice.

Which is the right thing to do.  Nobody wants to go to a December election.  That would be political malpractice.  You’re not very bright are you?  Maybe you will be when you become an adult.

[ExFlyer]

1 hour ago, Goddess said:

There was an MSM interview with the Chihuahua (Champagne) coming out from the vote and he was NOT excited.  That interview has been erased from the media now, but some people saved it, I saw it this morning.  He was definitely not happy.

I think it was the Libs hoping to force an election, thinking it would be their chance for a majority before Carney supporters start to realize they've been had.

That's why they refused to work with any of the other parties on the budget and delivered a 💩 sandwich for a budget.

Now they have to work with a 💩 sandwich of a budget.

A win. is a win and a loss is a loss.....hurts even more when 3 conservatives did not vote to give Carney the win LOL

[ExFlyer]

1 minute ago, Shady said:

Which is the right thing to do.  Nobody wants to go to a December election.  That would be political malpractice.  You’re not very bright are you?  Maybe you will be when you become an adult.

I agree but PP was the one wanting it and threatening non confidence to get it. 

Hmmm, things change when his own people would not help him get what he wanted 

I am very bright...I knew it would pass and guess what? It did. 

[taxme]

18 hours ago, herbie said:

He's only Interim... thank God. But he did find a way for them to object to the Budget without bringing down the govt and committing Party suicide. Just as May did by choosing minimal environment support over risking total backwards abandonment of all supports.

At least tonight I can sleep and dream about PeePee LePew curled on the floor, srying, kicking, pounding fists and screaming throwing a total tantrum.

Why do you want to dream about PP tonight anyway? I would think that you much would prefer to dream about Carnage the destroyer and barbarian of Canada instead. And who knows that maybe your dreaming about Carnage tonight you could end up having a nice wet dream. Chuckle-chuckle. 

[Shady]

6 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

I agree but PP was the one wanting it and threatening non confidence to get it. 

Hmmm, things change when his own people would not help him get what he wanted 

I am very bright...I knew it would pass and guess what? It did. 

This is what you and your ilk have done to the country.  How is this good for Canada?  
 

 

 

[CdnFox]

 

2 hours ago, CdnFox said:

LOL we accept your admission of defeat  

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Yup...

Well there you go, see you can be honest when you try really hard  

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

HA HA HA   

 

All right we accept your new admission of defeat

23 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

A win. is a win and a loss is a loss.....hurts even more when 3 conservatives did not vote to give Carney the win LOL

Not in gov't.  A win is a majority.  They failed to get that. 

So basically it's just like winning a game in the series... you're going to have to do better than just that to get a win   He had to go begging to lizzie may to get his budget through

22 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

I agree but PP was the one wanting it and threatening non confidence to get it. 

 

Well that's a lie isn't it. Carney was the one who wanted it. It's his job to make sure that enough of the other parties support him to get his budget passed. That's the way this works.

Initially he refused to even meet with them, so this was him and him alone. Can't blame the conservatives or anybody else for it

[CdnFox]

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

HA HA HA   

Scheer did not even vote even sitting there at his seat

Yeah he did.  What glue are you sniffing now?  Only two conservatives didn't vote, one out on surgery so she couldn't' be there and the one who quit so he abstained.  Everyone else voted. 

I know math isn't your strong point but read the counts again.