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Old Posted Aug 23, 2023, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by chowhou View Post
I'm sorry, but you have to be very urbanized to believe that Poilievre's current rhetoric isn't capturing voters right now. I understand you don't like what he has to say, but for every federal ABC voter right now there seem to be plenty of "anything-but-red-orange" voters. Again, try not to have a Hillary Clinton vs Trump moment.
If we're going to bring up 2016, then it's fair to note that everybody started out thinking Jeb Bush would be the frontrunner.

This entire argument is about how the Cons' housing platform will snare YIMBYs away from the Libs. He'll definitely get a lot of people who were already leaning that way, but the kind of YIMBYs that go for a "density by any means" platform also tend to be the kind that's "anything but blue." Conservative voters OTOH tend to like detached single houses, big SUVs and not too many neighbours.
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