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PM Justin Trudeau's Canada
- Thread starter King of Kensington
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APTA-2048
Senior Member
Or at all. People are f*cking gross.
Videodrome
Senior Member
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I know this model is just speculation, but I kind of like the new MP for Nunavut.
Jasmine18
Senior Member
It seems we are stuck in a position where Prime Minister Deep unpopularity west of Ontario while decent support out East ensures his electoral victory.
Nevertheless its not a good future for national unity if we continue to become that divided.
Nevertheless its not a good future for national unity if we continue to become that divided.
jje1000
Senior Member
Oil prices have collapsed- if this holds up, I think this will blow a large hole in both AB and Federal finances- and tensions will definitely continue to rise.
Jasmine18
Senior Member
Yeah if a recessions hits expect the federal deficits to spiral like crazy
pman
Senior Member
Hey, history does repeat itself! This will be a replay of the Trudeau Sr minority government from 1972 to 1974.
BurlOak
Senior Member
History does repeat itself.
I remember asking my parents in the early 80's how their generation could be stupid enough to vote for Trudeau.
My son just did the same.
Jasmine18
Senior Member
Well I look at this way... there is a huge dearth in quality leaders in the west right now.
Boris Johnson won easily despite all his flaws as his opponent looked like a hobo wearing a suit
Trump won largely as he faced one of the most flawed presidential candidates apart from himself who ran an overconfident campaign. Now the best hope to beat Trump is a 78-year-old man who seems to be losing his marbles.
Marcon went from a darling of the media to a person who is just a long list of french presidents who are deeply unpopular.
Germany is struggling to find a leader that can fill the vacuum of Angela Merkel.
Trudeau is a very lacklustre leader who is only liked in very few parts of the country however faces an opposition that has even worse leaders or flawed.
There is a huge crisis in leadership across the West really... a huge crisis.
Boris Johnson won easily despite all his flaws as his opponent looked like a hobo wearing a suit
Trump won largely as he faced one of the most flawed presidential candidates apart from himself who ran an overconfident campaign. Now the best hope to beat Trump is a 78-year-old man who seems to be losing his marbles.
Marcon went from a darling of the media to a person who is just a long list of french presidents who are deeply unpopular.
Germany is struggling to find a leader that can fill the vacuum of Angela Merkel.
Trudeau is a very lacklustre leader who is only liked in very few parts of the country however faces an opposition that has even worse leaders or flawed.
There is a huge crisis in leadership across the West really... a huge crisis.
picard102
Senior Member
Maybe they should just get a better province instead of whining about the rest of Canada?
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Or maybe they should cancel the "Job Creation Tax Cut" and impose a sales tax like the rest of Canada?
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Jasmine18
Senior Member
Prime minister seems extremely passive on this issue based on the latest news conference in his tone but the actual measures seem good.
And frankly Trump is even worse...
Frankly I stocked up on two months of supplies just in case there is a quarantine and stocked up on my medical supplies for my mom just in case there is a shortage.
I think one lesson to learn from thisk or the future is that we live in a way more interconnected world and people will not look at a pandemic in isolation to their country alone but will be looking closely at what's going on around the world
And frankly Trump is even worse...
Frankly I stocked up on two months of supplies just in case there is a quarantine and stocked up on my medical supplies for my mom just in case there is a shortage.
I think one lesson to learn from thisk or the future is that we live in a way more interconnected world and people will not look at a pandemic in isolation to their country alone but will be looking closely at what's going on around the world
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WislaHD
Superstar
Wonder if the lesson will stick this time. It is not like the Spanish Flu of a hundred years ago had a particularly difficult time crossing borders in a short span of time.
But we didn't have social media then, we are much more mobile now, we have mass transit and highrise buildings.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Or the sheer amount of same-day cross-country travel. No jets, barely any planes back in 1918. No one should be surprised by this except those who wanted to put their heads in the sand.
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