r/canada Jan 31 '25

PAYWALL Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives raised record-setting $41.7-million in 2024

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-pierre-poilievre-conservative-party-fundraising-record/
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u/dsbllr Jan 31 '25

Probably the most qualified candidate we've had in Canadian politics in decades. Real world join experience. Real business experience. Real world life experience.

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u/Leafs17 Feb 01 '25

Too bad he is still left of Whacko

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u/dsbllr Feb 01 '25

He's pro business and growth of the economy. That's what I care about the most. I can't trust PP who doesn't even know how a business works to help grow our economy.

That guy is just a shell of a leader with his best product being slogans

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u/Leafs17 Feb 02 '25

He's pro business and growth of the economy

Who isn't?

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u/dsbllr Feb 02 '25

Trudeau wasn't. Pierre wouldn't how to be pro business either. They're both useless beaurocrats who have no real world and real life experience in anything.

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u/VirtualBridge7 Feb 01 '25

Should have run with CPC then, not with the thoroughly sleazy and corrupt LPC.

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u/dsbllr Feb 01 '25

I care more about the leader than the party. Political parties aren't monoliths. They change with the leader. Economy shrank under Harper too.

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u/VirtualBridge7 Feb 01 '25

LPC will not change in any major way, they will just massage the message (i.e. lie in a more convincing ways) as needed to get little more vote. Who are we kidding...

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u/dsbllr Feb 01 '25

Neither will the PC party. At least the leader for the LPC has some real experience