2026-09-21 13:40 UTC
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@TrueNorthSpice@mastodon.world 2026-09-21 14:31
@pinhman@humanwords.party He is transparent to anyone paying attention & refusing to allow emotions to rule their decision making. I am beginning to think Canadians who weren't hardcore Poilievre voters, are beginning to shift support and are searching for someone a little less extreme. Perhaps I'm wrong but watching Cons in BC exiting, and a couple federal politicians cross the floor, seems like a signal he's becoming less relevant. Betting he'll up his rants as he feels power slipping out of his hands.
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@pinhman@humanwords.party 2026-09-21 15:10
@TrueNorthSpice@mastodon.world The aFd won on the German centrists not offering anything successful addressing cost of living issues. Poilievre will feast on these and respin the austerity, deregulation, tax cuts and corporate freedom as solutions to cost of living crisis in Canada To all but the willfully ignorant and patheticly naive cost of living issues are a direct result of income disparity and economic measures that favour the wealthiest. Poilievre will never challenge these. Canada may not take the right wing bait. We’re living next to, and suffering directly from the “success” of the far right, next door.