Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)

[OldSolduer]

It’s becoming apparent that Jody Thomas confused her loyalties to Trudeau vis her loyalty to Canada.

As a great many political appointees do. IF the Conservatives win the next election I think their appointees will act in a similar fashion.

 

[Cloud Cover]

As a great many political appointees do. IF the Conservatives win the next election I think their appointees will act in a similar fashion.

That can be avoided with principled leadership and very clear direction to appointees.

 

[OldSolduer]

That can be avoided with principled leadership and very clear direction to appointees.

Yes that is true BUT will it happen?

 

[Furniture]

It’s becoming apparent that Jody Thomas confused her loyalties to Trudeau vis her loyalty to Canada.

I'm guessing it was less a case of loyalty to Trudeau, and more a case of looking out for herself and her future opportunities. You don't get that high up in the PS by rocking the boat.

 

[Edward Campbell]

I'm guessing it was less a case of loyalty to Trudeau, and more a case of looking out for herself and her future opportunities. You don't get that high up in the PS by rocking the boat.

I'm inclined to agree; I never knew Thomas - I did know her father, but not well - but I heard that she was 100% focused on her own agenda and it just so happened that the Trudeau gang was better aligned to that than was the previous Harper gang.

 

[Cloud Cover]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1841204243602051288

Zero- none - not one seat in Ontario or anywhere west of Quebec.

End times for Liberals??

 

[dapaterson]

Ironically, I think the CPC seat most vulnerable in Ottawa is the one occupied by PP. If the Libs and NDP work together (I know that's almost impossible) they could likely defeat him. Which would result in some really interesting CPC perturbations.

 

[Cloud Cover]

Ironically, I think the CPC seat most vulnerable in Ottawa is the one occupied by PP. If the Libs and NDP work together (I know that's almost impossible) they could likely defeat him. Which would result in some really interesting CPC perturbations.

“Axe the Ass”…

 

[brihard]

Ironically, I think the CPC seat most vulnerable in Ottawa is the one occupied by PP. If the Libs and NDP work together (I know that's almost impossible) they could likely defeat him. Which would result in some really interesting CPC perturbations.

No, he’s quite safe. It’s a largely suburban and rural riding, and is losing a fast growing and quite diverse suburb before the next election in the redistribution. His riding largely overlaps a provincial riding that’s similarly safe conservative.

I don’t think Poilievre has any credible reason to have concerns about keeping his seat.