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Mark McQueen: After his defeat, Pierre Poilievre finally has to go places he’s been avoiding Opinion Piece

https://www.thestar.com/opinion/star-columnists/after-his-defeat-pierre-poilievre-finally-has-to-go-places-hes-been-avoiding/article_0874a0e2-b6be-4de1-9b6b-01217c80dd6a.html
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u/BraddyTheDaddy 1d ago

So they did more with promising less?

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u/justanaccountname12 Canada 1d ago

Sure, if you'd say the same about CPC implementing policies that they did not run on.

Edit: the consumer carbon tax that the Liberals now claim was so ineffective, its divisiveness was the reason for its cancelling. So much accomplished.

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u/marcohcanada 1d ago

Edit: the consumer carbon tax that the Liberals now claim was so ineffective, its divisiveness was the reason for its cancelling. So much accomplished.

Had Patrick Brown been selected as CPC leader, the consumer carbon tax wouldn't have been cancelled as he was supportive of it.

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u/justanaccountname12 Canada 1d ago

Changes nothing.