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They also commend Australia, which some folks think we should be like.
Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)
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daftandbarmy
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I get that some want to pursue trades, and that’s fine.
I have never heard of anyone not wanting to get a degree or diploma because they “don’t want to be indoctrinated”.
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In-doctrin-ated
Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Centre.
I guess some want the diploma.
Certain parts of universities certainly are incubators of ideologies though. In particular the liberal arts.
I remember a long time ago, I took an elective on indigenous anthropology. Thought it would be interesting but the professor only discussed the benefits of communism and linked anything indigenous to communism…
This has been going on for while.
Haggis
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We're getting there. Be patient. Election 2025 is only 22 months away.
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Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well within majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
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Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well within majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
daftandbarmy
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I wonder how much is the result of the CPC backing off the campaign(ish) push they had been doing through the summer.Latest aggregate.
338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well with It! majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
I'm not saying they are doing everything(anything) right currently, but there has been a definite dialing back of the PP for PM stuff.
I like it. Anything that stokes Trudeau's arrogance level prior to the election is just fine with me. That is when he treats us with the contempt in which he holds the normal citizen and then it is only a matter of time before he puts his foot in it once again.Latest aggregate.
338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well within majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
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Or perhaps it was the drop in the NDP that fed the liberal bump. Moving from one socialist party to another seems more in line than leaving the Conservatives for the grits. I also don't think that this is the time of year most people spend answering polls. 338 is an aggregate of polls, not a poll itself. The CPC is still ahead by double digits and comfortably in majority territory. As long as those two things remain a couple of points won't matter. We'll see how things go after the holidays.Latest aggregate.
338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well within majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
From a popular vote perspective yes I think. From a seat distribution it seems to be at the CPC’s expense though. The drops from the CPC are going somewhere.
To an extent I would think so. The key is the sample size of said polls. More people are home as well. What surprises me is that with things being fiscally tighter for households at this time of year I would have thought that the LPC would dip a lot more. I was thinking the line would either be unmoved or dropped a bit.
Well, yes…
It certainly doesn’t change what would happen if an election were held today as I mentioned. None of this matters at this time though but you can bet that both sides are studying this closely and planning their 2024.
The holidays are just starting. Folks are getting together with that Uncle or Student they have not seen in a while. The real results will be reported after the Dinner and party discussions. People's circumstances have changed, the details shared in the coming week. Will this be a happy Christmas for people or a ventmas?
"I have some problems with some of you people" Trudeau that is.
daftandbarmy
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Who in their right mind walks out to their average car that cost as much as a fancy new one, after work at one of their two part time jobs (since getting laid off from the oil & gas industry), stops to put some gas in the car and realizes a pretty hefty part of that is taxes (including the carbon tax literally nobody except Klaus wanted...), stops to get a few groceries for the family but walks out with only a Kit Kat bar and some bread, and a receipt for $44...Latest aggregate.
338Canada Canada | Poll Analysis & Electoral Projections
Another drop in projected seat count for the CPC with LPC being the beneficiaries. It seems to be enough of a trend now. Three weeks in a row now. Seems whatever moderates might have considered the CPC are shifting back. LPC is on a upward trend with popular voting as well. CPC still well within majority territory though if held today.
This year ends and 2024 is a whole new ball game.
And says to themselves...
"I like this. This...this is good. I like this a lot. So much so that I'm going to proudly tell the polls I'm a supporter of the LPC the next time they call me!"
I might be very wrong, but I don't think there is a single thing Justin can do to improve his image for the next election.
He's shown his true colours. His loyalty clearly isn't to us mere peasants, his government doesn't seem to be able to actually get anything done, and he's exposed himself as a power hungry, petty, 'dictator if he could be' kinda guy...
(BTW - are we still doing the whole Ethics Commission thing?)
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Because thats not what they say. They say "Man these prices suck. I wonder if electing PP and the CPC would improved things. Perhaps a little bit, but the majority of the cause for inflation is it the carbon tax, especially considering we started experiencing high inflation before the carbon tax even came into effect in most provinces! And what would I get for that little bit of saving...id probably be stuck with a party that I'm fundamentally and idealogically opposed to, all so that my bread and kit Kat bars cost $40 instead of $44. Nah, not worth it. Better the devil I know (Justin TURDeau) than the devil I don't."
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You are being sarcastic I presume and ignoring the massive debt through out of control spending of Trudeau.
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Neither, that's a typo, it's supposed to read "the majority of the cause eof inflation is *NOT the carbon tax" but I can't edit my post anymore.
