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Sore losers?

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What ever side you are on, you have to give props to the Liberals for pulling a huge turn around. Its probably the wrong route but damn, they flipped the polls and got the votes. Have the conspiracy theories started yet? Was it China or Trump that put Carney in charge?

I thought that was funny too. Alberta needs to talk to Quebec about how to separate. They've been leaving for 50 years. The Conservative experts I have seen commenting have said "In a best case non-challenged situation, they could possibly get it done in 10 years."

I agree. The lack of respect for those who serve the public is unacceptable. Should be punishable. Similar to desecrating a flag.

I dont know shit about shit but I watched some Con Youtube Live election coverage last night and they said some old Con with a guaranteed pension will ask to retire and Carney will wait 6 months to grant that retirement request then PP steps in as the fill in for the riding.

Has someone done a wellness check on AC? PP getting his ass kicked in his own riding.

Over the 40 years he spent in elected politics, former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien has seen it all. Yet, the 91-year-old career politician admits the current federal election is unique among the many he’s observed in his lifetime. While he’s been part of campaigns fought over important, country-defining issues – like free trade in 1988 – this one has a more existential quality about it, he says. That, of course, is the doing of U.S. President Donald Trump. His tariffs have imperilled our economic security and his desire to make Canada the 51st state has threatened our sovereignty. Together, it’s created a crisis of uncertainty that is having an outsized impact on the election. “Trump’s intervention into the existence of Canada has really traumatized the country,” Mr. Chrétien told The Globe and Mail in an interview. “And Canadians are deciding which of the two main parties can best represent our interests and make sure we remain a completely independent country.” The Canada-U.S. tariff war looms large in this federal election. Here’s what’s happened so far It has been two generations since Canada held an election where more than 80 per cent of the vote was cast for one of the country’s two main political parties. Current polls suggest support for the Conservatives and Liberals, when combined, is likely to breach that mark again in what many consider the most consequential election of their lifetime. According to the latest tracking by Nanos Research for The Globe and Mail, conducted between April 15 and April 17, the Liberals have the support of 45 per cent of decided voters, while the Conservatives have 37 per cent. Meantime, the NDP are at 8 per cent, the Bloc at 6 per cent, the Greens at 3 per cent and the Peoples Party of Canada at 1 per cent.

Polls currently showing Liberals with potential to win 196 seats. Too bad for PP that Trump won in the States.

Nobody cares.

PP was selling himself as Trump Jr for a year. He had to change his copycat slogans once Trump announced his "Canada the 51st State" bullshit. That's why PP dropped so hard in the polls.

It's going to be a much closer race than what it looked like a couple months ago.

The previous owner had drilled out the rivets on my Mach Z to rebuild the smart shocks. Doo rivets are powder coated black but he had replaced them with standard raw aluminum rivets. I replaced them with stainless bolts and nuts, coloured them with a black sharpie. Accelerated Technologies in Ontario offers a controller reflash for the Doo Smart Shocks geared to rider preferences and weight.

But he's right. He didn't say he's against bike lanes. He said he's against removing vehicle lanes in order to create bike lanes. Makes sense to me. Waterloo here has fucked up traffic flow at peak times by taking 4 lane roads and making them 2 lanes with 2 bike lanes.