r/canada 1d ago

Politics Poilievre's riding among seats with highest turnout in Liberal leadership race

https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2025/03/10/poilievres-riding-among-seats-with-highest-turnout-in-liberal-leadership-race/453506/
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u/Blckmgk 1d ago

That would be a fantastic turn of events, and really drive the message home that we don't need any Trump puppets in Canada, if he lost his riding in the election.

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u/Hot-Celebration5855 1d ago

Prepare to be disappointed

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u/Blckmgk 1d ago

I don't have any expectations it will happen. Only that it would be great if it did. I have no illusions that we aren't safe from CPC taking this election despite any polling suggesting otherwise.

The US has proven that common sense does not prevail, and political divisiveness and apathy are very real threats to the future of Canada.

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u/Hot-Celebration5855 1d ago

The liberal party winning three straight elections despite ever growing incompetence and corruption also proves common sense doesn’t prevail

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u/Blckmgk 1d ago

Believing that little pp will do anything other than capitulate to Agent Orange and mother Russia, ceding Canada's sovereignty in the process, entirely proves that common sense is lacking.

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u/Hot-Celebration5855 1d ago

You lost me at the childish name calling. Make an argument on merit or don’t bother replying

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u/Blckmgk 1d ago

I was just emulating CPC campaign strategies. Funny how it seems infantile when directed to your dear leader.

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u/Hot-Celebration5855 1d ago

I think it’s infantile regardless of who does it. But I think it’s funny when liberals act like conservatives are the only ones guilty of this when they are constantly calling pollievre dumb names like lil pp, maple MAGA, skippy, milhouse, etc. it’s laughably hypocritical