SunriseChampion
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I don't think it is. I think certain immigration-related factors in the orange president's Kingdom have directly caused the influx of illegal migrants.
PS: Thanks for correcting my terminology.
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What's the future for the Conservative Party?
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I don't think it is. I think certain immigration-related factors in the orange president's Kingdom have directly caused the influx of illegal migrants.
PS: Thanks for correcting my terminology.
SunriseChampion
Senior Member
So I'm shaking my head at your assessment of the first two blokes (let's be honest, Kenney is a mouth-foaming extremist) but then I get to your assessment of McKay and I start to nod approvingly with that dumb look I get on my face when I'm impressed with something (which is rare for this particular jaded old soul)....if that's also your take on that snake McKay, then I think we can be friends.
First though, you have to admit that Douglas Ford is a joke.
JGHali
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Videodrome
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I will be completely honest here. For a while, I was a huge fan of Harper and voted CPC. Of course, I am not a big fan now, for many reasons. In terms of being a respected voice in 2018, that is very much debatable.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thehouse/t...da-european-politician-says-1.4798747?cmp=rss
I think there is plenty of room for Trumpy populism in Canada.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thehouse/t...da-european-politician-says-1.4798747?cmp=rss
I think there is plenty of room for Trumpy populism in Canada.
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Skeezix
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Are you actually not understanding the difference between an advisory council making a recommendation and the government actually making it policy?
The question I asked is when Trudeau announced he was increasing immigration by 50% (your claim).
Videodrome
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The CPC has no real ideas other than "Trudeau bad!" right now. Bernier quitting the party has opened the divisions within the party.
TrickyRicky
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One of the elements of contemporary Conservatism that bothers me is this kind of anti-democratic reflex.
Democracy is a system of checks, balances, and norms that generally non-violently resists absolute power. But somehow a lot of Conservatives are into democracy weakening policy and theory for reasons that escape me.
Democracy is a system of checks, balances, and norms that generally non-violently resists absolute power. But somehow a lot of Conservatives are into democracy weakening policy and theory for reasons that escape me.
steveintoronto
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Maximum Burn, eh?
Videodrome
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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/pol...ory-mps-have-no-intention-of-joining-bernier/
It looks like most Conservative MP's will stay put.
It looks like most Conservative MP's will stay put.
steveintoronto
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lol...what else would they say when the Glorious Leader is looking right at them?
Bernier is a mal de tête...grande!
Videodrome
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I wonder if rejects like Trost and Leitch would join the Bernier party?
Hopkins123
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Scheer is weak as f__k. Say what you will about Harper's micromanaging ways but this would never have been allowed to happen under his leadership.
SunriseChampion
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Not wanted. Trost is anti-libertarian religiosity and Leitch is anti-libertarian autocracy.
Avenue
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Leitch would fit right in and it's not like Bernier has a lot to choose from.
SunriseChampion
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Interesting.
Why is that, do you think?
I reckon she wouldn't fit in at all, unless the whole experiment goes the way I hope it won't, but could.