A former Progressive Conservative who calls Pierre Poilievre ‘terrifying’ is launching a new political party Posted by IHateTrains123
IHateTrains123 on August 14, 2024 7:02 pm Further reading: https://www.ourcanadianfuture.ca/policy-framework https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-future-party-launches-1.7294230 !ping Can
throwaway_ok2 on August 14, 2024 7:05 pm I don’t see how PP is terrifying. The liberals have totally overpopulated the country through immigration and PP is reluctant to speak on the issue.
omnipotentsandwich on August 14, 2024 7:16 pm The Liberals will pull a Kamala right before the election. Trudeau will resign, some woman will take his place, and defeat Polievre.
crosstrackerror on August 14, 2024 7:21 pm Not to get hung up on the definition of words but how does being a “progressive conservative” work?
WAGRAMWAGRAM on August 14, 2024 8:00 pm I agree PP is an empty populist, but is starting a new party the best way to hinder him? Polling looks roughly stable, with CPC at ~42, LPC at ~24 and NDP at ~18
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Further reading:
https://www.ourcanadianfuture.ca/policy-framework
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-future-party-launches-1.7294230
!ping Can
I don’t see how PP is terrifying. The liberals have totally overpopulated the country through immigration and PP is reluctant to speak on the issue.
The Liberals will pull a Kamala right before the election. Trudeau will resign, some woman will take his place, and defeat Polievre.
Not to get hung up on the definition of words but how does being a “progressive conservative” work?
This headline makes no sense to my American brain.
I agree PP is an empty populist, but is starting a new party the best way to hinder him?
Polling looks roughly stable, with CPC at ~42, LPC at ~24 and NDP at ~18