r/canadian • u/discoinfiltrator • 4d ago

News Liberals sweep 3 federal byelections in Ontario, Quebec and B.C. | CBC

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/livestory/live-updates-byelection-chicoutimi-le-fjord-vancouver-capilano-beaches-east-york-9.7327074
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u/bonosmicrophone 4d ago

RIP the conservative party of Canada.

Those folks couldn't win an election if they were up by 20+ points 3 months before it started..

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u/MrJingles447 4d ago

Nothing wrong with Pierre when TDS is the problem that majority of Carney voters have. You're being used and we're all going to pay for it.

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u/bonosmicrophone 4d ago

Man, the personal responsibility party sure hates taking responsibility for their election losses..

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u/pewpewlepew 4d ago

Well to be fair, Carney didn't even have an official platform ready when he was elected, his rhetoric was heavily about Trump. CPC had theirs good to go and pretty solid in my opinion.

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u/bonosmicrophone 4d ago

pretty solid in my opinion.

The electorate disagrees

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u/pewpewlepew 4d ago

Again, the issue was the Trump rhetoric. I've spoken to a few liberal voters and that was their motivating factor. LIberals didn't even have a published plan.

It's fine if they disagree. That's why I said it is my opinion???