Tuesday, 28 July 2026

Nanos Research.

Mark Carney remains the most commonly selected choice for prime minister at 54.0%, while Pierre Poilievre is at 18.2%.



Liaison Strategies.

 


Nanos Research.

LPC: 45%

CPC: 30%

NDP: 13%

BQ: 7%

GPC: 5%

Liaison Strategies.

Liberals: 44%

Conservatives: 35%

New Democrats:11%

Bloc Québécois: 5%

Greens: 2%


Monday, 27 July 2026

GHIB: Steam Is Coming Out Of Their Heads at GM.

Ford is on the ball! Gretchen crossed in a Mustang.

TFF.

CPC: Why We Keep Losing.

So far, it's four in a row, which normally is unacceptable in a political party. Meanwhile, the Liberals keep winning because every time one of their leaders loses, he has the good sense to resign. Think Martin, Dion and Ignatieff. 

In this party, it's keep the faith and remain likely deluded. OK, fine. Pierre is still leader for one reason only: his self-esteem issues. Without that job he thinks he's nothing politically and he's dead on. But hey, the membership wants what the membership wants, so to use a Carneyism: who cares! It is what it is. Just go with the flow.

CPC: Pierre's Leadership.

I'm throwing in the towel. I have no more time to waste on this. Caucus won't move and Pierre won't be going anywhere, so life's too short as they say.

I don't know if Kory and the others are fronting for Ford but it could be. Ford probably already feels the bit between his teeth but this party isn't the Ontario PCs.

And even if he runs in the next cycle, will Darth Vader block him like happened to Charest? 

I'm not saying Pierre can't win but I think he won't win so there you have it. If I'm right, our job collectively is to just take the hit in the next campaign and then move on under new leadership.

And so it goes.