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View Poll Results: Who has the more positive vision for Canada's future?
Mark Carney's Liberals 176 73.95%
Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives 62 26.05%
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So Trump seems to like Carney. For the moment.

I find it interesting that Trump is supposedly Satan and Public Enemy Number One and we're not supposed to give in to him, but on the other hand we have to vote for the guy that he wants in our own federal election so that he stays happy.
Wouldn't it be TDS - as you often say - to be automatically against someone (ie Carney) for no other reason than Trump claiming to like him (at the moment, and probably just to help PP)?

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I've been holding back a bit because people here aren't friendly to those who rain on the Mark Carney coronation parade, but I've been seeing some chatter on other channels about the parallels between Mark Carney and Kamala Harris.
"other channels"... like TruthSocial, Stormfront or CityData forums?
     
     
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I'm not saying the National Post are at the desperation stage yet, but they are getting pretty close

https://nationalpost.com/news/mark-carney-plagiarism-accusations
     
     
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You're always flinging TDS accusations on behalf of your daddy... wouldn't it be TDS to be automatically against someone for no other reason than Trump happening to like him at the moment?
Who's Acajack's daddy???
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So trump is calling mark carney prime minister… and he looks forward to working with him.

HA HA HA HA.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 28, 2025, 4:13 PM
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Who's Acajack's daddy???
Stephen Miller, obviously
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 28, 2025, 4:16 PM
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I would expect Carney to be steadfast, stalwart, reasonable, rational and predictable.

PP would be less so.

I think Carney's approach is more reassuring.
I think it's hard to say, given that Trump is so unpredictable. (Nothing for or against Carney OR Poilievre, really.)

One thing that has become clear is how, like many insightful Americans have said, things are very personal with Trump. Even international relations. He absolutely despised Trudeau so this personal animus seems to have irreparably poisoned the entire Canada-US bilateral relationship.

It sounds stupid because it is. But here we are.
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Yea I find that suspicious too.
On the other hand, there may be a way for PP to spin it to CPC's advantage. A senior producer with the Parliamentary bureau’s digital team notes that possibility too: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/livesto...ductive-amid-ongoing-trade-war-9.6702313
It comes down to how many voters buy whose message.
"Vote for the guy who actually makes Trump respect Canada as Canada" vs "Vote for the guy who would align Canada with Trump"?
     
     
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Stephen Miller, obviously
Maybe I actually AM Stephen Miller. (I actually don't even know who that is...)
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Old Posted Mar 28, 2025, 4:20 PM
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This is going to be a pretty divisive election given the way it shaping up.

In particular a majority result off a ~4% popular vote advantage from the 10yr incumbent party could set off some anger.

Carney being more center-right probably quells it some extent but I dunno...
If Carney wins and is a more practical and less idealistic PM than Trudeau was this might defuse some of the anger. (He's already axed the carbon tax so that shows pragmatic or even electoralist/populist tendencies. I don't actually agree with that move personally.)

But some people won't be satisfied with any Liberal government for another 4 years.

So yes we will be quite divided still.
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The Fuck Trudeau signs have already been replace by Fuck Carney signs in rural SW Ontario. Those people will be pissed if the Liberals win again, but they are a small fringe.
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The Fuck Trudeau signs have already been replace by Fuck Carney signs in rural SW Ontario. Those people will be pissed if the Liberals win again, but they are a small fringe.
Agreed, though I'd expect them to continue to be a bit disruptive and aggressive.
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So trump is calling mark carney prime minister… and he looks forward to working with him.

HA HA HA HA.
So even Trump thinks Carney's going to be the next PM?
     
     
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Agreed, though I'd expect them to continue to be a bit disruptive and aggressive.
And largely irrelevant.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 28, 2025, 4:32 PM
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And largely irrelevant.
One at least hopes the Conservative party will stop its long flirtation with them as a result of this (possible?) debacle.
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So even Trump thinks Carney's going to be the next PM?
I said weeks ago that trump would most likely want carney.

I even questioned why he hadn’t called him governor yet? And I asked how would it look if trump had publicly called mark carney prime minister and said he looked forward to working with him… and here we are.
     
     
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I said weeks ago that trump would most likely want carney.

I even questioned why he hadn’t called him governor yet? And I asked how would it look if trump had publicly called mark carney prime minister and said he looked forward to working with him… and here we are.
During the phone call he was probably afraid Carney would hang up on him.
     
     
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Looks like Dictator Trump likes and is selecting Carney. What do the Elbows Up Crowd think now?
     
     
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During the phone call he was probably afraid Carney would hang up on him.
He could have said he had a great call with governor carney. He didn’t.
I think that says a lot.
     
     
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Very much appreciate the respect Carney receives from Trump. Massive step up from our previous PM who openly mocked Trump after Trump’s first term. It’s not necessarily trying to defeat US tarrifs, rather partnering with our largest trading partner to have something that works for both countries. Good for Carney.

You can tell that Carney commands respect based on his experience dealing with higher up, powerful people.
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Is this subtle interference by a foreign leader in a Canadian election campaign?
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