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Originally Posted by Wigs
Well right now no one is talking about Poilievre.
They are talking about how great PM Trudeau's speech was and Ontario Premier Doug Ford talking tough about tariffs on NBC and other American media outlets.
Poilievre has the opportunity to rise to the challenge and demonstrate leadership skills, but is failing in this moment. His recent speech was little reported, low energy and he seemed to lack confidence. His voice is more monotone than I've ever heard. He also looks tired and rough like someone that's not getting much sleep.
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Meanwhile US media outlets are even interviewing NDP leader, Jagmeet Singh during this time. No Poilievre coverage. |
Funny thing is, when Poilievre isn't yelling and screaming he is actually quite boring to listen to. His strength is channeling anger, pointing out whats wrong, being condescending with sly remarks and 3 word zingers. When you put this guy into a serious situation he fumbles bad. Immediately becomes awkward and tired.
He has made his name being the anti Trudeau. But the world has changed and he needs to pivot. The only problem is that he is not trained to do that. He looks like a fish out of water. If he is like this during the campaign he will lose.
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