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Ian Sinclair's avatar

Given the msm dependence on polling data and the complete unreliability of any of it , it should be of no surprise that any news predicting a political outcome of any kind is so completely full of holes that it’s hardly worth listening to, and foolhardy to attach any credibility in this environment . Given the spectacular upset in B.C. and a jarring slap of real change in Quebec mix in a little careless contempt by Carneys snub of Plamondon , and the brazenness of the EU in Poland and a France on fire , the answer really is blowin in the wind .

Rebecca's avatar

What is it that keep people so blind to Carneys lies? Come on people!!! Open your eyes , ears and brain!

Donald Ashman's avatar

Great post, Brian Lilley.

Not only will the Liberals win five out of six- possibly all six- but the calls for Pierre Poilievre’s head will soon follow. These calls may not commence immediately from inside the Party, but they will be amplified disproportionately by the usual suspects.

Canadians have the Government they so strongly covet; Canada is doomed as an ideal not because of what Canadians want, but because of all they can’t accept.

“As Emma Haynes has argued, apathy toward one’s own country corrodes the very basis for wanting to preserve it, and without a foundation of historical knowledge, there is no ground on which to build the case for making it better.”

Margareta Dovgal

Lord Chancellor's avatar

"Vote for the man who promises least; he'll be the least disappointing."

Bernard Baruch

Susan Popkes's avatar

Sad news for Canada

jimmmy's avatar

Boomers are complacent sipping their pinots and checking their mailbox for the pension cheq AND the TDS they bitch and moan about - - delusionally believing Carnage sure is showing Trump up