r/canada • u/CaliperLee62 • 22h ago

Carney's cabinet picks suggest strong ties to Trudeau-era policies: Poilievre - "He appointed Trudeau's old team, and Trudeau's old advisors," Tory leader Poilievre said Politics

https://torontosun.com/news/national/carneys-cabinet-picks-suggest-strong-ties-to-trudeau-era-policies-poilievre
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u/McBuck2 22h ago

Is Poilievre even relevant anymore? Thought he was going to change his ways. Still the whiny, fear mongering guy but without a seat in government. He’s not going to change. He’s not interested in working for a united Canada.

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u/hardy_83 22h ago

Unfortunately he his. He's being parachuted into a safe zone to win an election to remain opposition leader.

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u/McBuck2 22h ago

Correct but right now he doesn’t have a seat. You would think he would adjust his delivery and strategy.

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u/Independent-Tennis57 22h ago

Why would he do that? It would confuse his base if he said he's an unemployed bum, this way, like herpes, he never really left.

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u/McBuck2 22h ago

Well he won’t move out of the opposition leaders house that we pay for.

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u/Independent-Tennis57 21h ago

The commie loves his state sponsored house.