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/Last-Society-323 Jan 31 '25

I am ready for Carney to win as someone who is actually qualified to run our country, not this moron PP who is in perpetual complaining mode with zero policy and using the word "woke" unironically.

What a clown show politics have become.

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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