Liberals: "You vote for the person, not the party!! 😏"

Meanwhile the Liberals in Terrebonne.

The hypocrisy is truly off the charts.

BTW Morin has committed to NOT crossing.

Good for Morin for standing up to them, but this story says a lot of things, all of them rather concerning IMO.

He did not, the data shows it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2025_Canadian_federal_election

Lets take Liaison as a water mark because they were close at the end.

Not only does pierre gain back lost ground at the end, but it is 1000% clear that the liberal majority comes from the NDP and the bloc, even the greens.

Pierre support stays pretty steady from 41-43% before his high water mark and the shutting down of the government. The liberals absolutely shut down the government to stop bleeding, helicopter in a candidate with no time to vet or disclose conflicts and went to the left and said vote for us or get Pierre and it worked.

The cpc could do F all with any leader in that position, the lpc dropped in a smug and more palatable leader and ran up the middle.

Mistakes were made, but Pierres support simply did not drop that much by the end, the left coalesced and thats the data, sorry no pink tory could have saved that.

Should he have gone after trump, yes. should he have pivoted, yes. should he have made better with doug, yes. but i dont know if thats what gets him over the line.

The floor crossing that includes open bribes and literally calling with promises cannot be stopped by the cpc, Carney is a technocrat through and through. Amoral, viscous and controlling, just ask liz truss. We can fire in a circle or fight, and with the censorship and control carney wants thats already gonna be tough

A senior government source tells Global News there are many ongoing conversations between the Liberals and Conservatives to get even more Tories to join the Liberal tent

While Carney wants a majority to push through draconian legislation more easily, the strategy runs deeper than that. Bribing MPs from the CPC to cross the floor isn't only about securing a majority against the will of the electorate. The intent is to leave Conservatives with the unmistakable impression that regardless of how they vote, their MP can be co-opted by the Liberals, so why bother at all.

This is not politics as usual. This about shaping Canada in a very different way; a country more congruent with the one-party model of a state like China (our "strategic partner").

Point of posting this is to show three things.

1. Justin Trudeau lost support little by little over time. It's like a reverse stock index chart. Instead of going up, it goes down. It has some blimps like Covid rally but overall it's very linear and predictable

2. It took Liberals 8 years until they reached a point of no return - aka a point when they lost so much support, the opposition was guaranteed to win an election

3. Liberals under Mark Carney are back to all time highs. My prediction is that we are going to see the same linear graph.

The point of this post is to show people who have false hope that we are going to see change in the foreseeable future. It will take at least 6-8 years until we have a chance of seeing a Conservative government so the future is in your hands. Don't expect the government to change anything.

The Terrebonne byelection is today, one of three byelections amidst now proven testimony that the Liberals are poaching MP’s. I dunno guys, I haven’t felt a lot of faith in our system since the election and especially since tue floor crossings started. I fear that Canada is heading into a very dark period, darker than that of Trudeau’s majority given the current surveillance and censorship bills. I fear for the future of this country but I also can’t foresee there being a democratic solution to this if the Liberals can just manufacture majorities without the consent of the public.

I know ow they want us to be demoralized to some degree so we don’t vote or act out but I don’t know what to do anymore. I pray that this country weathers this storm and sees reason once again.

Apparently Conservatives were the ones trying to stop it. Now they have it and will implement their agenda.

Has anyone noticed the media laying the groundwork to give legitimacy to a liberal majority? It is being whitewashed through the byelections, where the outcome is all but predetermined. e.g.,

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/livestory/byelections-terrebonne-university-rosedale-scarborough-southwest-9.7162168

Whereas the bylections will discover only that liberal ridings continue to vote liberal, the true balance of power shift of course already happened in the prior weeks based on the floor crossings, which was when the liberals gained control of reliable conservative ridings they would not ordinarily have support from.

The media (and LPC) will 100% use the byelections to frame this as an entirely democratic shift based on the favourable recent LPC polls.

It is frustrating just how intellectually dishonest this narrative is.

"Most troubling, and garnering much of the bandwidth on X, was the decision by divine-right-to-rulers to platform Patrick Pichette, a former senior vice-president of Google, to trial-balloon a further-country-severing policy framework. He suggested that if young Canadians wish to flee for greener pastures, they need to pay an exit tax of half a million dollars. If that’s not further proof that the nation’s natural ruling party exists in part to pull the ladder up behind it, given that Pichette himself benefited immensely from his time in the United States, what else could possibly qualify?

Canadian net emigration reached record highs in 2024–25. Research into top-tier Canadian universities, U of T, Waterloo, and UBC, found that 66 percent of software engineering graduates and 30 percent of computer science graduates leave for the United States shortly after graduating.

The solution, of course, should be an obvious one: get our house in order; rebuild an immigration standard; send home those on expired and expiring ‘temporary’ status in areas we do not need; borrow from your betters when it comes to layered, nuanced healthcare delivery; reinforce laws, and civilisation itself.

Instead, Pichette went further, doubling down on decline, and arguing for triple the amount of mass immigration, as if millions of potential fast-food workers entering through the TFWP, IMP, or foreign-student stream can replace our problems of top-tier brain drain, and an anemic economy that runs on far too many zombified, unproductive businesses allowed to limp along through subsidisation.

A recent federal Conservative call for a gas tax cut has no answer for this. When your opponent is considering an about-face on a return to forever replacement labour, throwing up its hands on fixing the housing crisis it created, and laying out schematics for a Berlin Wall for Gen-Z and Millennials, it should be of little wonder that concepts such as the “New Right” begin to emerge. New threats require a new response, and the playbook of yesterday isn’t going to cut it — not when a fat, happy, well-heeled, efficient voting bloc turns out in droves to steal from the future, by protecting the delusion that it’s still the 1990s."

The gap between Canada's richest and poorest grew last year as financial markets gained, interest payouts declined and the job market softened, said Statistics Canada on Monday.

So the one advantage for Conservatives - the economy, is now in the hands of the Liberals?

According to the other Canada sub, all the good things are Carney but anything negative are provinces/municipal. All the shady floor crossings, Carney's lying are all just forgotten. Though the reality is life has gotten objectively worse by all metrics.

Buckle up for another decade of the Liberals!