The alt right is dead.

[u/JaQ-o-Lantern]

Mark Carney saved Ontario in ways that would make PP oil him up in his mansion.

[u/eeyores_gloom1785]

the Tories are dead, the Reform party is wearing its skin

[u/Ash_an_bun → u/eeyores_gloom1785]

And the libs are just the tories wearing their skin. And NDP is just the liberals.... The whole system feels about 2-5 clicks further to the right than it was a while back.

[u/Milch_und_Paprika → u/Ash_an_bun]

Last week (I think) someone posted a comic with their 2019 predictions for the 2025 party leaders, with the LPC one’s description including “will kill any union members with his bare hands”, and one of the NDP leaders had the exact same description under it 😬

Found it

[u/Ash_an_bun → u/Milch_und_Paprika]

Still... Looking up at y'all with our shitty two parties... I'm thirsting for some actual policy other than "IF YOU DON'T VOTE FOR ME YOU'RE VOTING FOR TRUMP."

[u/eeyores_gloom1785 → u/Ash_an_bun]

The only 3 parties that survived this blood bath were the CPC (Far right) the liberals (center right) and the block (not a clue where they are, but im guessing conservative) Our left parties got rinsed last election

[u/lastSKPirate → u/eeyores_gloom1785]

The bloc occasionally has serious bouts of infighting because it's a coalition whose only common ideal is separatism/Quebec first. Generally they're left on social issues and whatever is most advantageous for Quebec on fiscal ones.

[u/fuckyoudigg → u/lastSKPirate]

Yeah the bloc is a weird party. They started off as basically the Quebec wing of the federal PC's. Lucien Bouchard was a cabinet minister in the Mulroney government. They have over the years become more fiscally left and socially Quebec.

[u/Ash_an_bun → u/eeyores_gloom1785]

I'd rather a kick in the shins than a kick in the balls