PLQ : Sondage Pallas.

Ah, on voit ici se dessiner le début d'une tendance où le PLQ est en tête, mais cette fois avec trois points d’avance sur le PQ. Ce dernier n’obtient que 29 % des intentions de vote. Le PCQ et la CAQ sont au coude à coude à 14 %, tandis que QS est à la traîne avec 11 %.

Avant tout, il est dans la nature même des libéraux de prendre le pouvoir, quel qu’en soit le coût ou l’impact préalable sur leur coalition. Traduction : ce n’est qu’une question de temps avant que Milliard ne se retourne contre les communautés anglophones et culturelles. Peu importe si les anglos sont déjà en révolte au sein du parti, la réplique dans la langue de Shakespeare sera « so what ». 

S'il doit se contorsionner comme un bretzel pour remporter les prochaines élections, je peux vous assurer que Milliard n'y verra que du positif. Après tout, les membres minoritaires de la coalition du PLQ sont déjà pris pour acquis et, en substance, tenus en otage. Ils n'ont nulle part où aller. En bref, ils feront partie de ceux qui subiront des dommages collatéraux à la suite de la prochaine campagne électorale.

POILIÈVRE OUT!: CPC Supporters Will Start Lying To Pollsters.

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This will be the first pressure tactic used by dissident Conservatives to put pressure on Pierre to go: they will begin deliberately lying to pollsters, telling them that they intend to vote Liberal in the next election to further inflate Liberal gains in the polls. Once CPC numbers reach a negative tipping point, dissidents will have all the ammunition they need to demand that the Reform Act be dusted off.

 

POILIÈVRE OUT!: Pierre Blows The "Very Badly Educated" in Economics Schtick.

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I can picture Katy rolling her eyes: he just doesn't get it. Pierre should know by now that people are always on the lookout for a reason to dismiss both the leader and his argument, and he played right into that Liberal narrative. First off, in Comm 101, you acknowledge the Prime Minister's degrees from Harvard and Oxford. Then you explain how he's a Keynesian, and only then do you put your main arguments forward while emphasizing at the same time what Austrian economic theory professes and why it is correct in its analysis of the digitization of money and the relationship to increased inflation via what is commonly but erroneously termed "money printing." Finally, you make the case that there's a direct causal relationship between Keynesianism and beyond core inflation historical statistics. 

I imagine there's no hope that Pierrre will ever get this right...

POILIÈVRE OUT! War Room Is Now Live.

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Once again, I'm on a mission, this time to carry the water for the POILIÈVRE OUT! War Room. My first message is for dissident CPC MPs still sitting in caucus. I suggest you use a two-prong strategy: begin by expressing your views and dissatisfaction with the leader, and see how that goes over in the room. If that isn't sufficient to influence other MPs, then announce that as of "X" date, you will be sitting as an independent.

I urge all of you to put the party first and not cross to the Liberals. We will need each and every one of you to help us rebuild this party in the wake of the next election. You know the Liberals, they want Pierre right where he is so that they can get a huge majority in a snap election, which they'll call this fall. Please don't play into their hands. 

Poilièvre: Some People Have No Honour.

Pierre doesn't give a shit about the party, the electoral prospects of his MPs or anything else. All he cares about is keeping his sorry ass in the leader's chair. Pierre is nothing other than ballot box poison: most people don't like him and wouldn't vote for the CPC with a gun pointed at their head as long as this pathetic guy leads our party.

He's all about himself and couldn't care less how many MPs will lose their seats in the fall election. But I've got news for him: the pause in floor-crossers is about to accelerate again, given that he refuses to resign. Nobody with a functioning brain wants this bozo still leading the party when we go to an election. 

His leadership will inevitably be destroyed by a hundred cuts. It will take weeks, but there's no doubt in my mind that he'll be gone sooner rather than later. The catalyst will be the polls, where I expect to see the party in free-fall, given his self-centred, selfish obstinacy to stay in the job.

You think the NDP is going nowhere fast. That's nothing compared to where this party is headed if he stays as leader. Pierre may not think so, but it's only a matter of when he'll finally be forced out by caucus. And between now and then, all of you can count on me to stay on the attack. I won't rest until he's gone, politically speaking. 

For those who don't know, my record is pretty good. Only failed against Harper. Got all the other ones. I like those odds!

Push Poilièvre Out Now!

4:46 A.M. - This is a first for me. I literally went to bed seething, and you can imagine how many hours of sleep I've had tonight. About three. For the last hour, I've been tossing and turning, and that's about it.

To no one's surprise, it did not take long for me to conclude that Poilièvre must be removed as leader, and it has to happen now. He's already on the internet and sending bullshit e-mails to deflect responsibility for this humiliation on anyone other than himself. Typical Pierre. He hasn't got the guts to do the honourable and obvious thing: RESIGN. And so that job will fall to what remains of our caucus, those who have not yet spoken loud and clear with their feet.

Pierre is nothing more than a losing appendage, a poor excuse for a leader and Canadians in most parts of Canada want nothing further to do with him. That was made crystal clear on election night when he blew his own riding of Carleton. Put another way, they kicked him to the curb after TWENTY years. Voters finally had enough. We should have gotten rid of him politically then and there, but no, we preferred to make excuses for this guy and allow him to desperately hang on, which he did. He sticks to this leadership like glue because, in his heart of hearts, he knows that prospects are likely dim in the private sector should he go voluntarily or be shown the door by his own MPs. But none of that is our problem. It's his.

From this point, this isn't really about him. It's about us and whether we will continue to make excuses for this dud of a leader -- you know, all that bullshit about moral victories and history will judge. Total garbage that no sane person would buy unless they were a willing supplicant to a political loser. Now, it's about the party and where we're heading. Either he goes or most of our MPs will in the fall election. In essence, the choice has already been made for us. It's up to MPs to do what must be done to give us a fighting chance in the next election. 

The tea leaves are obvious for all to see: another huge stretch on the opposition benches with no chance of forming government, none whatsoever, as long as Pierre remains leader. Done and dusted. He needs to go now, and if he won't voluntarily resign, then it's our MPs' job to remove him. (Worked out just great for the Liberals.) In short, take a hint or be prepared to serve another five years as a hobbled and weakened rump on the opposition benches. The power now is quite literally in your hands. Make the most of it or forget forming a government for the better part of the next decade. His leadership needs to end right now, or a lot of your jobs will when Carney pulls the plug. It's either HIS ass or most of yours.

Terrebonne: The Morons In The OLO Just Gave This Riding To Carney...

How many times did I tell our hopeless leader that the Liberals would win in Terrebonne if the CPC ran a candidate in that riding? And of course, our idiots paid no attention, and now the CPC vote delivered the riding to the Carney Liberals.

So, resign now, you stupid idiot and take your useless fucks in the OLO with you. If this guy stays in his job, we will richly deserve to lose at least forty seats to the Liberals in the general coming this fall.