Good post. The biggest loss: Trudeau’s brand. The biggest win: O’Toole. The biggest revelation: Annamie Paul. The biggest loser: The Canadian public and treasury.
I wouldn’t discount the impact of possible lower Liberal voters turnout could have on this election too, which should be taken into account in looking at polls. Also I wouldn’t discount the PPC, they have a ton of signs in York Region, in some areas more then other parties (I vote NDP, this is just a local observation).
At the start of the campaign Trudeau looked unstoppable, but O’Toole defied expectations and has put up a good fight.
O’Toole may not win this election, but he is a winner in the long term. Any party insider looking to evict him is NOT doing it for the party’s electoral interests.
Evicting him would be like the NDP turfing best PM Canada never had, Mulcair.
Good post. The biggest loss: Trudeau’s brand. The biggest win: O’Toole. The biggest revelation: Annamie Paul. The biggest loser: The Canadian public and treasury.
I wouldn’t discount the impact of possible lower Liberal voters turnout could have on this election too, which should be taken into account in looking at polls. Also I wouldn’t discount the PPC, they have a ton of signs in York Region, in some areas more then other parties (I vote NDP, this is just a local observation).
I think Freeland already has a knife ready for Justin, he’s set her up to be his successor, all she is waiting for is Justin’s walk in the snow.
At the start of the campaign Trudeau looked unstoppable, but O’Toole defied expectations and has put up a good fight.
O’Toole may not win this election, but he is a winner in the long term. Any party insider looking to evict him is NOT doing it for the party’s electoral interests.
Evicting him would be like the NDP turfing best PM Canada never had, Mulcair.
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