Just Got Off Northern Perspective.

My message to them is breathtakingly simple: if you want to call yourself a true democrat, then you always have to respect how the voters voted -not just when they happen to vote for your side.

That means Mulroney, Chrétien, Martin, Harper, Trudeau, Carney and even Trump was legitimately elected by the voters. Unless you can prove otherwise, for example, against Biden or Trump, then their election is absolutely legit. End of story.

Dufour : un microcosme des prochaines élections.

L'ancien ministre et député de la CAQ se présentera dans sa circonscription d'Abitibi-Est sous la bannière du Parti libéral du Québec lors des prochaines élections. Jusqu'à présent, il siégeait en tant que député indépendant, à la suite d'un désaccord avec l'ancien premier ministre Legault concernant le manque d'attention accordée par le gouvernement aux régions. 

Le moins qu’on puisse dire, c’est que Dufour constitue un cas d’étude intéressant : un ancien candidat fédéral du Parti libéral du Canada qui a récemment approché – ou a été approché par – le PLQ, la CAQ, le PQ et le PCQ ! Dans une certaine mesure, il reflète l’indécision ressentie par au moins une partie des Québécois à l’égard de la campagne électorale d’automne. 

Dufour a eu des échanges avec le PLQ, la CAQ et le PCQ.  Mais il reste sans réponse du Parti Québécois. L’arrogance du bureau du chef du PQ, mais aussi une présomption que le parti prendra le pouvoir l’automne prochain. Une stratégie politique plutôt erronée. Un écho semblable à celui d’Ottawa, où se trouvaient les délires du chef du PCC. Un homme qui tenait la victoire de son parti pour acquise alors que Trudeau était encore à la tête du PLC. 

La question cruciale demeure : Dufour sera-t-il élu sous la bannière libérale ? À mon avis, la réponse est oui, mais seulement si une « Vague Milliard » déferle sur la quasi-totalité des régions du Québec. Bref, nous le verrons bien lors de la prochaine campagne électorale, en octobre prochain.

Butler: Why It's A Surprise To No One That Iran Allegedly Was Behind It.

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that the IRI may have been behind the assassination attempt in Butler, PA, in July 2024. Motive? The previous killing of Soleimani in January 2020 and Trump's post-Butler killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei last February. 

It's accurate to say that Trump's personal security perimeter wasn't violated. However, the outer security perimeter wasn't secured, which allowed Crooks to access the roof of an adjacent building. Add to the mix the debunked allegation that the Secret Service sniper team took the extraordinary step of asking for permission to fire when they had Crooks in their sights. Even so, Crooks had already fired eight rounds by the time he was taken out.

In the wake of the assassination attempt, no Secret Service members were fired, but six were temporarily suspended without pay. SSD Cheatle also resigned under bipartisan pressure. Interestingly, Trump closed the ongoing FBI investigation in November 2025, and DHS then prevented its reopening by designating the investigation and materials as classified. 

Those Delusional Conservative YouTubers...

I mean, these people live on their own planet in quite a lot of cases. So many of them sing enthusiastically from the Trump hymnbook as if Trump had an honest or honourable bone in his body when clearly he does not and never has.

Their collective brilliance goes something like this: if you're deferential to Trump, kiss his ass enough and cave on Canadian sovereignty, sure, you can get a deal with that POS. Just fucking bend over and let Trump ram that broomstick home until the dutiful Canadian cries uncle.

Can anyone possibly be more moronic? Trump is only about himself. He doesn't give a shit about the United States. All he cares about is his personal grifting -- what's in it for him and, allegedly, his entire despicable family. 

In Trump's demented mind, the only good deal with Canada is one where Carney, Poilièvre or anyone else caves across the board. That's your typical Trump deal. In what passes for what is left of Trump's mind, he has to win while the other side loses. That's the only type of deal Trump will ever sign. And his word will amount to nothing as he breaks his word and moves the goalpost even after signing a deal as soon as it's in his self-interest. Who the fuck do you think negotiated USMCA, said it was the greatest trade deal ever negotiated to that point and then set out deliberately to destroy it? POS, Trump that is.

Some of these clowns quite literally are willing to enthusiastically lick his ass and balls to get a deal. Any deal. But I've got news for you bozos: that ain't happening and never will as long as any Canadian prime minister has a modicum of self-respect and advocacy for this country. 

Trump wants a bilateral that sees the United States win, while Canada inevitably loses. That's all that's potentially on the table. Nothing else. And even a lightweight like Carney will never shame Canada and disrespect her citizens by signing a garbage deal just to give Trump the upper hand. What a bunch of laughable, sell-out stooges. Even PP isn't that stupid. How fortunate for the rest of us. 

Pierre Poilièvre: The Mouse That Roars.

Poor, PP. You know what they say about life and politics: both are rarely fair, but each is a true reflection of reality. PP must go home to Stornoway every night and take out his picture of Justin Trudeau. Trudeau, having been shunned by his own caucus, got the last laugh on PP. Long gone are the days when PP led with 50% in the Best PM polling. Pierre could feel the PM's chair beckoning; he could almost taste it. In truth, he wasn't at fifty percent because people liked the guy or wanted him as PM. He was flying high solely because most people had grown sick and tired of Trudeau. That's it, in a nutshell. 

PP was no doubt praying every night that Justin would remain as Liberal leader. That was the only way he could get his hands on the prize. And then suddenly, it all dramatically and unexpectedly slipped away when the Liberal caucus told Trudeau the facts of life. 

It's ironic to see Conservative MPs doing less than nothing to improve our party's fortunes in the polls when the clique around Pierre, no doubt with his enthusiastic encouragement, led the charge to give Erin O'Toole the heave-ho. Remember those guys, then known as sixty percent of caucus?

It's beyond pathetic to witness how such a person as PP has been able to emasculate, control and manipulate caucus into putting up with him for one more day, much less weeks and months. Every time PP opens his mouth, the party's electoral prospects sink even further. No one in caucus actually believes that this guy can win an election. Ever. But they're great at going through the motions and spinning their wheels as we await the late fall federal election, which will finally rid us of PP as leader. A true blessing is in the offing. 

Pierre needs to face facts: now that his foil is gone, PP has inherited the mantle as the most unpopular politician. It isn't even close. Doug Ford comes off like an angel next to this guy. All that is left is a mouth that roars and preaches endlessly about the unsung virtues of PP's personal political philosophy. Well, here's a news flash for you, Pierre: Canadians haven't fallen for and won't be buying your BS in the next election, no matter how far lightweight Carney sinks his government's fortunes. Yours is a sad, pathetic and ultimately a journey to political oblivion. And thanks to caucus, the membership and other assorted cowards, the rest of us will get to join you in your quest toward disaster and political irrelevance. Great going, CPC. His bed has been made, and PP will, undoubtedly, get to lie in it as soon as this fall rolls around. 

Nanos: Best PM.

Liberals lead by 13 points – Carney ahead of Poilievre by 26 points on preferred PM. (Nanos)

2026-06-30Written by Nanos Research

Canada’s federal landscape shows limited movement. The Liberals stand at 43.8%, ahead of the Conservatives at 30.4% and the NDP at 12.0%, while the Bloc is at 6.5% and the Greens at 5.2%. Carney continues to have a significant advantage over Poilievre on the preferred PM tracking. Economic concerns remain most cited at 21.2%, followed by cost pressures at 12.4%.

Pierre Poilievre seeks 'urgent' ethics committee probe of B.C. 'condo bailout'

Yeah, no kidding. QuicksandPierreTM is desperate to change the channel to talk about anything and everything other than his failed leadership. 

That's why it's URGENT, alright, for him to push for an ethics committee probe. Can't you just hear him screaming and pleading with his MPs that he can still win! Except, he hasn't won, ever. Nice try, though.