That's the beauty of Canada I guess, you get to vote for the people you want to run the place. I personally don't think Canada needs 350,000 new Canadians a year and I wish they'd cut that way back. But I know many people would disagree.
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That's the beauty of Canada I guess, you get to vote for the people you want to run the place. I personally don't think Canada needs 350,000 new Canadians a year and I wish they'd cut that way back. But I know many people would disagree.
snopro
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Yeah its a free country. That's what our forefathers fought for. I think we can all agree that the Turd has to go though. Saying you are gonna vote for the Turd would probably get you ran out of town on this site! HaHa! I just pray we don't lose a seat because of a vote split on election night and it causes us the election. We certainly all saw how that worked out in the provincial election of 2015 in Alberta.
There is NO LIBERAL running in this riding, so it will be ok I promise. I live in the heart of **** Trudeau, rolling coal country bud... Talk to the Edmonton fools.... And Ontario and Quebec....
snopro
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HaHa! Yeah that city has some serious concerns and it ain't the hockey team.
BILTIT
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I like what he is saying also, but i think it is just too radical of a step for the majority of canadians to take yet. I would be all for it after a term of conservatives though. I still dont think enough canadians will go for it unfortunately.
teeroy
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the needle isn't doing to slam from the far left to the far right overnight. the safest bet is to vote cpc to ensure the libs are soundly defeated. I agree with some of what Max is saying, but there just hasn't been enough time for the ppc to gain any traction across Canada, a lot of sheep bought into the racist labeling of the party.
in my opinion, voting ppc will only split the vote.
in my opinion, voting ppc will only split the vote.
Caper11
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I agree, just another rouge CPC party member who resigned to form a new party.
Lets try to get the CPC the most seats as possible. Unfortunately the election will be over by the time our votes are counted, but the more CPC seats the better.
I dont see the PPC helping Canada at all due to low seat numbers. What have they done so far??? The party was only formed a year ago.
I don’t believe its their time yet, one step at a time, let get Trudeau out and see where the PPC party is the next election.
LennyR
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I agree the PPC and Bernier “sound” good. But I remember vividly not to long ago all the similar comments that the Libs “sound” good , look how that turned out.
Punt the Libtards, elect as many CPC as possible , and hopefully win a majority, if not then a more powerful minority . If the PPC are talking true , then they will most surely be on side on almost all issues to give support once government is formed. Talks cheap , and this is way to important to trust some politician who is accomplished enough to tell us what we want to hear ! Been there done that, demonstrate to us your commitments and stances, then we’ll talk.
Punt the Libtards, elect as many CPC as possible , and hopefully win a majority, if not then a more powerful minority . If the PPC are talking true , then they will most surely be on side on almost all issues to give support once government is formed. Talks cheap , and this is way to important to trust some politician who is accomplished enough to tell us what we want to hear ! Been there done that, demonstrate to us your commitments and stances, then we’ll talk.
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What if eastern Canada places enough votes for the PPC that if most westerners voted CPC it allowed the Libs to be re-elected? There is a decent chance eastern Canada places more votes in favour of the PPC the the CPC. Then all you saying the CPC is the “safe” vote will feel like a putts lol.
I don’t know why everyone thinks the PPC is farther right then the CPC? The PPC are trying to be fiscally responsible non of which is taking away any social programs(that aren’t working). Where as the Conservative party has in the past taken away social programs to balance the budget. On top of that the CPC have always toted a conservative value agenda... which is why most Canadians don’t like them. The PPC wants diversity where as the CPC would love it if all of Canada went to church on Sunday and never swore lol.
I don’t know why everyone thinks the PPC is farther right then the CPC? The PPC are trying to be fiscally responsible non of which is taking away any social programs(that aren’t working). Where as the Conservative party has in the past taken away social programs to balance the budget. On top of that the CPC have always toted a conservative value agenda... which is why most Canadians don’t like them. The PPC wants diversity where as the CPC would love it if all of Canada went to church on Sunday and never swore lol.
Caper11
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Thats a big what if. Remember the leader of the PPC was a conservative. The east coast will vote liberal, and there will be more immigration with him than scheer. After talking to family members back there I can see a rise in NDP voters as well.
At the end of the day I guess we all should be prepared for another liberal government. CPC will still be the opposition Govt.
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Kind
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He was a conservative who was relieved he didn’t get elected leader of the CPC.
And to say the east will vote liberal based on the past isn’t taking into account that the Libs have pissed off a lot of people across all of Canada this current term. But what you are saying is 100% a possibility. I won’t deny that.
A three way minority is also a possibility lol.
I’m just not buying what Scheer is selling. He’s not believable and he hasn’t been clear and confident on a compete platform.
snopro
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He ran for the leadership of the CPC and was relieved he didn’t win? Uh huh... more like he didn’t win so he packed up his bags and started his own party. Correct?
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Kind
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Maybe he was relieved because he knew that in a corrupt party like the CPC he would never be able to do what’s best for Canada. Like he said in a interview the majority of the CPC Caucasus would have opposed him on to many things. Forming his own party allowed him to hand pick a Caucasus that wouldn’t fight him on his platform.
teeroy
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the ppc are polling dead last in every poll taken since the election was announced, behind even the bloc quebecois and the greens. you gotta be smoking some pretty good gov't pot to think they stand a snowball's chance in hell of gathering enough votes to win a seat anywhere in Canada.
snopro
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Like I have said before. I like Max's platform over the CPC's. Unfortunately in todays Canada it s not going to cut it. You have to adapt to survive if you want to lead. Max will not be our next PM. Put that in the bank............and smoke it if you please?
Nope. He lost so he decided to try and turn it around instead of doing the honorable thing and getting behind the new leader. Whether or not his ideas are good, he's a fawking prick for potentially helping blackface get 4 more years by stealing right wing votes.
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No government weed here. Overpriced mediocre bs lol.
Polls are about as reliable as Trudeau himself.
Did Bernier say that? Polls are not that unreliable. His party was banned from a talk at a uni out east FFS. You actually think they have support there?
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