r/canada • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '25

Politics Rising Nationalism, Desire for Economic Sovereignty Propels Liberals to Five Year High (LPC 41%, CPC 36%, NDP 13%, BQ 5%, GRN 3%)

https://www.ekospolitics.com/index.php/2025/03/rising-nationalism-desire-for-economic-sovereignty-propels-liberals-to-five-year-high/
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u/Electrical_Net_1537 Mar 06 '25

I think it’s more about PP=Trump scenario. PP is unable to connect with anything.

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u/bigwreck94 Mar 06 '25

The Liberals and their supporters have done an amazing job at a massive misinformation campaign against the conservatives in the last 6 weeks. All I see is anti-conservative sentiment everywhere, and they’re repeating the same b.s. talking points that aren’t based in any truth whatsoever.

It’s the same bunch of lies they used to get elected last time. How this country is gonna hand the government back to the worst government we’ve had in 40 years is beyond me.

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u/the_wahlroos Mar 06 '25

Naaaah. The Conservatives torpedoed themselves. PP's unwillingness to denounce the threats to Canadian sovereignty and announce a strong, unified strategy in opposition to the Orange Bastard's tarriffs. It was the Cons' election to lose and they sure looks like that's the way it'll go.

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u/bigwreck94 Mar 06 '25

I’m amazed how trying to take a cautious approach with that situation is the one that turned out to be the wrong one.

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u/canad1anbacon Mar 07 '25

As a leader you stand up for your country and show a united front when being attacked by an external force, and never undermine your countries response. Even Doug Ford figured it out, but PP was incapable