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Bernardo de La Paz

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12. Enough smallish grievances held for different reasons
Mon Jan 6, 2025, 02:01 PM
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Biggest factor I think is the relentless sloganeering and hiding anti-climate agenda on the part of Pierre Axe the Tax Poilievre, Conservative Party leader.

* Inflation. Of course that is fixed now, but prices never come down except in depressions which nobody wants but low-info voters don't understand.

* Housing shortage: primarily a provincial responsibility, not Federal.

* Some concern about immigration which put some (not a lot) of pressure on housing (and of course the racists who hated Trudeau from the get-go).

* Carbon pricing (known as the Carbon Tax even though it is refunded to the bottom 80% or so of tax payers): Pierre Axe the Tax Poilievre has been making hay by sloganeering and hiding his anti-climate agenda.

* Some concern about deficits even though they are declining as a percentage of GDP.

* General feeling among some voters that there "needs to be a change".

Those are off the top of my head.

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I was talking with some Canadian guys recently who are gay and asked them about Trudeau kimbutgar Monday #1
Same here DeepWinter Monday #6
He didn't get rid of FPTP which was one of his promises. EllieBC Monday #7
... Clouds Passing Monday #2
This is not good news for Pierre Axe the Tax Poilievre (and that's a good thing). . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Monday #3
It depends. An expected non-confidence vote could trigger an election OnlinePoker Monday #15
Parliament is pro-rogued into March, which means no non-confidences until then, hence no election call until then Bernardo de La Paz Monday #17
Deja Vu Marigold Monday #4
There were a lot of missteps. EllieBC Monday #5
Can anyone tell me why? angrychair Monday #8
North Americans get tired of leaders in power for a long time (2015 for him) Polybius Monday #9
And in 20th century, Canadian PM William Lyon Mackenzie King and Pierre Trudeau (the father) Bernardo de La Paz Monday #10
Enough smallish grievances held for different reasons Bernardo de La Paz Monday #12
While housing is a provincial responsibility but mass immigration didn't help OnlinePoker Monday #16
Yes. That was dialed back sometime last year though. . . . . .nt Bernardo de La Paz Monday #18
Thanks Paz angrychair Monday #20
I can't understand why Dem4life1234 Monday #23
Two Items bmichaelh Monday #11
Trudeau and Freeland beat tRump in 2018 over the trade agreement then Bernardo de La Paz Monday #14
Another "cost of living" reaction? moondust Monday #13
I do think that is much of it Marigold Monday #19
Melody will be so very, very disappointed. Poor baby, not. Butterflylady Monday #21
Drumpf is a bad example of world leadership Dem4life1234 Monday #22
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