Because the government was well beyond its expiry date and too out of touch to realize it? None of this is new in Canadian political history. It’s harmful hyperbole to say Canada is broken. People don’t like the Liberal policies anymore, so they’re tanking in the polls. What’s abnormal about that?
Canadians vote governments out, they don’t vote new ones in. The best politicians know when to quit before the trend turns against them, but most don’t have that kind of self-awareness.
The liberals are going to lose because people don’t like them anymore, some of their policies have been deeply unpopular, and they’ve governed during COVID + high inflation, that’s just a normal death sentence for a government. Not “Canada is broken”. If anything is broken around here, it’s polarizing language like this that keeps driving people apart…
Canadians vote governments out, they don’t vote new ones in. The best politicians know when to quit before the trend turns against them, but most don’t have that kind of self-awareness.
The liberals are going to lose because people don’t like them anymore, some of their policies have been deeply unpopular, and they’ve governed during COVID + high inflation, that’s just a normal death sentence for a government. Not “Canada is broken”. If anything is broken around here, it’s polarizing language like this that keeps driving people apart…
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