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    Poilievre wird sich trotz der Forderung nach vorgezogenen Neuwahlen nicht dazu verpflichten, neue Sozialprogramme aufrechtzuerhalten

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    1. Crake_13 on

      Well, duh. We’re in a post-policy and truth world. If Poilievre doesn’t say anything, or doesn’t commit to anything, people will just assume he will do whatever they want him to do.

      All Poilievre has to do is run on slogans and he will win

    2. InitiativeFull6063 on

      The fact that JT’s leadership is at its weakest means that PP can make no further commitments to improving the lives of Canadians and still secure a majority. Make no mistake: this is not a victory for Canadians. It’s the price we’ll pay for allowing JT to stay in power longer.

    3. 4n0nym_4_a_purpose on

      The sellout to foreign powers is also why the cost of living in Canada has gone completely insane. I do not like Trudeau… But he was completely handcuffed by deals that force Canada to facilitate foreign businesses in robbing us blind… Too many people ignore that fact. Harper and his “free market conservatives” have laid the foundations of what Canadians feel economically now.

      [Harper fucked us]
      (https://canadians.org/analysis/harper-sneaks-through-canada-china-fipa-locks-canada-31-years/)

      [Harper fucked us]
      (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/fipa-agreement-with-china-what-s-really-in-it-for-canada-1.2770159)

      [Harper fucked us]
      (https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2014/09/15/China-Investment-Treaty-Breakdown/)

    4. gravtix on

      Pierre was complaining about “the welfare state” in his yearbook photo.

      He will cut everything that’s not corporate welfare.

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