Politics

[Forrest Gump]

Not good. We need balance. People just won’t budge on social politics.

In the states Trump got in because many Americans were tired of Democrats shoving electrification and wokeism down their throats.

[AbbyJr]

In the states Trump got in because many Americans were tired of Democrats shoving electrification and wokeism down their throats.

Trump won the US election because he won the swing states. Here in Canada, Ontario and Quebec would be our equivalent to the US swing states in that they often determine our election results. However, people in the US swing states seem more willing to flip between left and right governments versus people here in Ontario and Quebec. This is why I think Poilievre will unfortunately have a much more difficult time getting in versus Trump. While I could be wrong, I can easily see the Liberals getting another term. However, this would be devastating for our already devastated economy so let’s hope that I’m wrong.

[stuffradio]

Donald Trump endorsed Mark Carney tonight. He said he would rather have Mark Carney as PM of Canada instead of Pollievre.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Donald Trump endorsed Mark Carney tonight. He said he would rather have Mark Carney as PM of Canada instead of Pollievre.

And the Liberals have suddenly surged in the polls look for an election call by this weekend, it's possibly game on.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Isreal is back bombing Gaza and the U.S. threatens Iran look for that to explode before summer. IMO

[AbbyJr]

Donald Trump endorsed Mark Carney tonight. He said he would rather have Mark Carney as PM of Canada instead of Pollievre.

Hopefully this helps people realize that Poilievre is the better choice.

[Forrest Gump]

Trump won the US election because he won the swing states. Here in Canada, Ontario and Quebec would be our equivalent to the US swing states in that they often determine our election results. However, people in the US swing states seem more willing to flip between left and right governments versus people here in Ontario and Quebec. This is why I think Poilievre will unfortunately have a much more difficult time getting in versus Trump. While I could be wrong, I can easily see the Liberals getting another term. However, this would be devastating for our already devastated economy so let’s hope that I’m wrong.

Yes, but Trump did campaign hard on relaxing the mining and drilling laws, and stamp out woke culture, dei, etc.
I wonder if conservatives can win at least half of Ontario if that would be enough.

[Forrest Gump]

Donald Trump endorsed Mark Carney tonight. He said he would rather have Mark Carney as PM of Canada instead of Pollievre.

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[Forrest Gump]

Isreal is back bombing Gaza and the U.S. threatens Iran look for that to explode before summer. IMO

I pray that this brave Jordanian does not get assassinated after speaking the truth and wanting peace with Israel.
https://youtu.be/6B3ZRYvbVHc?si=bPMEFqN1Tto6-HWZ

[stuffradio]

I have seen several people today saying they expect the writ to drop on Sunday.

[Abby_wx]

Just to play Devil's Advocate... Trump wants Poilievre to win, but knows that his endorsement would hurt his chances. By endorsing Carney, people are more likely to vote for Poilievre.

[stuffradio]

Just to play Devil's Advocate... Trump wants Poilievre to win, but knows that his endorsement would hurt his chances. By endorsing Carney, people are more likely to vote for Poilievre.

Someone called into CKNW and said that's what Trump was thinking but Keith Baldrey said he didn't think Trump was smart enough to be doing something like that.

[AbbyJr]

Title: Liberals are heavily over polled & very WEAK!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZUzVNm2Fqw

[Glacier]

Just to play Devil's Advocate... Trump wants Poilievre to win, but knows that his endorsement would hurt his chances. By endorsing Carney, people are more likely to vote for Poilievre.

Honestly, I wouldn't put it past Trump to play reverse psychology like that.

[Typeing3]

Indo-Canadians are well known for being conservative leaning.

Socially, in general, yes.

Fiscally, at least in the past, tended more to the left. Think back to people like Moe Sihota.

From what I can (anecdotally) tell, the immigration/international students/TFW mismanagement over the last 10 years has lurched many within the community, both those who are also immigrants themselves but been settled here for decades, alongside those who are Canadian born to the right. That may be temporary, but it's definitely a reality for now.