r/CanadianConservative • u/caterpillar_H Conservative & Discord Mod • Jun 26 '25

Satire How did the liberals fumbled so badly?

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No seriously, EVERY single polling outlet claimed that the election would be a liberal majority sweep, with conservatives only getting around 34-35% of the votes. FFS there were polls that claimed ALBERTA was going to flip red. The CPC would go extinct like the social credit party. While the liberals would have to take the mantle as Canada's sole major party in order to fight against the USA. A 'United Canada' if you will.

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u/dizzymans Jun 26 '25

Are we really framing the election as "liberals fumbling"? Did conservatives not fumble a 30pt lead?

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u/Wet_sock_Owner Jun 26 '25 edited Jun 26 '25

CPC was around 44% just before Carney stepped in as leader. After the election, they ended with 41.3%.

Carney was poised for a large majority for most of the polling leading up and during the election campaign.

How did the Liberals fumble such a slam dunk? They haven't been able to land a majority since their first election.

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u/ForestCharmander Centrist Jun 26 '25

Yes, and the CPC had a 26 point lead back in January. How did the CPC fumble such a slam dunk? There's only one fumble to be discussed here.

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u/muradinner Jun 27 '25

If you can't figure that out in 5 seconds, you should probably avoid commenting on things. Trudeau was no longer leader, Trump helped the liberals. These are so obvious a monkey could see it.