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Originally Posted by lio45
The NDP is getting obliterated in those latest polls. Seems like Carney (who Harper apparently wanted to tap as Finance Minister) is much less tied to Trudeau than Singh is. (Fair enough, IMO; Singh is basically JT at this point, everything bad JT did since 2021 only happened because Singh wanted it.)
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I grew up an NDP supporter, but it’s been hard to support them since Jack Layton passed.
This election could be like 2000 bad for the NDP in terms of seat count, but there’s still a good chance the election results in a minority situation. The last thing the NDP want is a conservative majority, or a Liberal majority, which is crazy to think is even possible now.
I think voters are increasingly seeing this election as both a contest to deal with Trump, and a plebiscite on Poilievre. The Conservatives couldn’t have picked a more unlikeable than PP. Most centre left Canadians can’t stand him, and many more centrist, older people don’t like his demeanour, and especially hate Donald Trump.
The latest Liberal campaign ad has been their most effective yet in painting PP as the Trump of the North.
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