Colin Parkinson
Army.ca Myth
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They started to understand that their survival depended on making fun of all sidesI think they are back for a bit. Probably due to an election year possibility
They started to understand that their survival depended on making fun of all sidesI think they are back for a bit. Probably due to an election year possibility
We could start a new party and call it "Progressive Conservatives"I think Mr. Campbell is referring to the eastern corporate oligarchs who the Liberals really represent. I don’t think the Desmarais, Irvings or bankers, CEOs,and blue chip law firms from the Golden Triangle would ever support an NDP or even a centre-right populist party. They might support a Tory party if it was led by “their kind of Tory” but not one led by Poillievre. And Poilievre would be best to stay away from their support unless he wants the CPC to become the LPC.
Huh. If only there was a Canadian group that would sponsor training and promote Canadian content.Good. The quicker they realize that foreign streaming companies won’t tolerate this cultural shake-down, the better.
Two words: Lizzy May.Mr Grimey, sorry for my ignorance, but can you please explain it me? Seriously use puppets if you must, I don't get it.
….and doesn’t turn out unwatchable dreck while they’re at it. Nah, furgedabowdit.Huh. If only there was a Canadian group that would sponsor training and promote Canadian content.
Like a Broadcasting Corporation or something.
Leader of the “Let’s Put All our Funds into Getting Liz Elected and Made a Senator” Party.Two words: Lizzy May.
Well, she is 70 now, so she won’t be a senator for long, if they do appoint her.Leader of the “Let’s Put All our Funds into Getting Liz Elected and Made a Senator” Party.
Absolutely no! Canadians do not need to emulate the caustic partisan train wreck from south of the border. Trudeau won leadership of the Liberal Party on family name, and he has been trying to outflank the NDP on their left ever since. He would have been a much better fit to lead the NDP.LPC and NDP should just merge at this point, they are the same party.
Absolutely no! Canadians do not need to emulate the caustic partisan train wreck from south of the border. Trudeau won leadership of the Liberal Party on family name, and he has been trying to outflank the NDP on their left ever since. He would have been a much better fit to lead the NDP.
… and because nobody was fighting for centre, CPC was safe to drift after the PPC’s base. At this point, CPC doesn’t need to do anything to win so long as the LPC continues its trajectory.
The Liberal Caucus needs to fire their leader (sending him out instead of allowing him to leave on his own will be a necessary part of the purification) and remember their roots. They need a new leader openly advocating a return to centre.
No. It’s all or nothing for him.If Trudeau wins his seat in the next election and refuses to step down as LPC leader, the question comes down to "does he have enough allies to survive the leadership review triggered by a LPC election loss?".