Justin Trudeau Resigning maybe

His dad resigned after a long walk in the snow
 
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Kek it’s keyed!
 
I can't believe how long he's been Prime Minister for. Because before him it was Stephen Harper, right? and he served from 2006 up until 2015. so nearly a decade, with Trudeau serving for literally a decade.
So only two Prime Ministers within the last (close to) twenty years.

I wonder who will come after Trudeau and if it will be a Conservative PM instead of a Liberal PM.
 
oxamrazor said:
Who?
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So Canada and The United Kingdom of course appoint Party leaders, right? Pierre has been the Conservative Party leader and representative for Canada since 2022. With Erin O'Toole preceeding him during the 2021 "Federal" election.
 
oxamrazor said:
what’s his policy?
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"Poilievre's campaign was described as being centred on freedom and reducing the cost of living. He stated his desire to make Canada the 'freest country in the world'.".
>Canada first, focus on the country at hand; "put aside race, this obsession with race that wokeism has reinserted.".
>Wants to reduce the housing crisis in Canada, wants to make houses more affordable, cheaper
>Thinks Trudeau is a radical Socialist
>Wants to crack down on crime rates, even going so far that he claims he'll have the biggest crackdown on crime in Canadian history.
>Believes in muh Free Speech
>Economy quote; ""We're going to cut bureaucracy, cut the consultants, cut foreign aid, cut back on corporate welfare to large corporations. We're going to use the savings to bring down the deficit and taxes and unleash the free-enterprise system.".
>Slash all "Liberal" megaprojects to rejuvenate the economy
>He claims he won't shift his views or cave in once in office like Trudeau the Cuck, because disavowing his own polices would be le bad
>He previously voted in favor of Bill-C30 (which doubled the goods and services tax rebate); but against Bill C-31 (which introduced a public dental care program for children under 12 in low income families), citing that the latter bill would increase inflation.
>At the same time he later supported a legistation for long-term funding for "early-learning" and "child-care systems".

TL;DR: Canada first, Anti-Socialist, he's extremely pro-wanting to fix the housing crisis in Canada and make them affordable, Pro-Family and Pro-Family values, wants to go against the "Corporations" in some aspects but not others, heavily against crime and wants to crack down on thugs, heavily into 'muh free spech', has stated nothing on whether he's pro or anti-abortion, and he won't back down on any of his views, EVER, when he gets into office, among other things.
 
Fortunately, I'm not Canadian, and I'm assuming you aren't either, so neither of us have to think about any of this for more than ten seconds before it goes in one ear, and out the other.
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
"Poilievre's campaign was described as being centred on freedom and reducing the cost of living. He stated his desire to make Canada the 'freest country in the world'.".
>Canada first, focus on the country at hand; "put aside race, this obsession with race that wokeism has reinserted.".
>Wants to reduce the housing crisis in Canada, wants to make houses more affordable, cheaper
>Thinks Trudeau is a radical Socialist
>Wants to crack down on crime rates, even going so far that he claims he'll have the biggest crackdown on crime in Canadian history.
>Believes in muh Free Speech
>Economy quote; ""We're going to cut bureaucracy, cut the consultants, cut foreign aid, cut back on corporate welfare to large corporations. We're going to use the savings to bring down the deficit and taxes and unleash the free-enterprise system.".
>Slash all "Liberal" megaprojects to rejuvenate the economy
>He claims he won't shift his views or cave in once in office like Trudeau the Cuck, because disavowing his own polices would be le bad
>He previously voted in favor of Bill-C30 (which doubled the goods and services tax rebate); but against Bill C-31 (which introduced a public dental care program for children under 12 in low income families), citing that the latter bill would increase inflation.
>At the same time he later supported a legistation for long-term funding for "early-learning" and "child-care systems".

TL;DR: Canada first, Anti-Socialist, he's extremely pro-wanting to fix the housing crisis in Canada and make them affordable, Pro-Family and Pro-Family values, wants to go against the "Corporations" in some aspects but not others, heavily against crime and wants to crack down on thugs, heavily into 'muh free spech', has stated nothing on whether he's pro or anti-abortion, and he won't back down on any of his views, EVER, when he gets into office, among other things.
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I am having my own doubt but okay, Maybe just maybe i’ll give him a chance tha this guy will be the one to save canada though i would recommend controlled speech because obvious reason
 
oxamrazor said:
>i would recommend controlled speech because obvious reason
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I understand your frustration.
But if we didn't have le free speech then we wouldn't be talking on the Schlog, furthermore we would be stuck on sites like Xitter or Plebbit doe.
smugjak
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
I can't believe how long he's been Prime Minister for. Because before him it was Stephen Harper, right? and he served from 2006 up until 2015. so nearly a decade, with Trudeau serving for literally a decade.
So only two Prime Ministers within the last (close to) twenty years.

I wonder who will come after Trudeau and if it will be a Conservative PM instead of a Liberal PM.
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This is just interesting to me since the United States since 2005 has had four individuals as Presidents (not counting Trump's re-election), while since 2007 the United Kingdom has had seven individuals as Prime Minister, I'm not kidding, seven.
 
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