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Has any centre right guy been more humiliated than him the past year and a half?
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>>543896177
The guy was nothing but slogans.
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did he even won an election?
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>>543896177
Trump literally made him lose by not shutting the fuck up for a month lmao
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>>543896177
>net worth $20,000,000

I don’t think he was really into the position to begin with.
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>>543896409
That and people realizing he had no vision besides "Fuck Trudeau" when Justin stepped down
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>>543896177
He wouldn't have done shit about the Indian problem.
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>>543897339
I mean Canadians are just faggots. I can't imagine Americans being half as retarded as your jeeted country. i can't imagine a party fucking up constantly over the past 8 years, pull a 180 on a unpopular policy or 2 and then vote them back to fuck me in the ass for the next x years.
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>>543896177
The liberals grabbed the best parts of his platform too. So now he's just kind of... there.
But in Canadian politics a leader is allowed to lose one election. If he loses two, his political career is over.
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>>543897488
>can't imagine a party fucking up constantly over the past 8 years, pull a 180 on a unpopular policy or 2 and then vote them back to fuck me in the ass for the next x years
Are you fucking serious? lol
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>>543897488
People here just alternate back and forth between parties. Usually everyone here votes for low hanging fruit. That's why we have oligopolies in the majority of our industries. Times were tough in the late 80s, early 90s so everyone voted to privatize everything but they did it with zero plan and it made all the oligopolies we know and love today. I guarantee you won't ever find a single Canadian boomer admit to voting for it though.

This has been Canadian politics forever pretty much. Everyone votes for something and when it all goes wrong we all pretend like no one voted for it and the problem magically conjured itself out of thin air. Then you vote opposite of whatever party is currently in power. That's the Canadian way.
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>>543896409
True



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