So you have to decide which of those parties can more likely be turned against their CCP loyalist leader.
We know there's a fracture in the CPC, hence O'Toole's firing of Poilievre. No such fracture exists in the LPC. Trudeau is hugely popular with the LPC. O'Toole, not so much with CPC. Also, the LPC are a bunch of communists.
Normally you'd think that the CPC losing the next election would be the quickest way to get rid of O'Toole because he'd presumably resign after the loss. Except the inside track is that O'Toole is already saying he's not stepping down after the anticipated loss (this could be the source of the O'Toole/Poilievre drama, as Poilievre is eh heir apparent). So making sure the CPC loses isn't a solution either. We'll still be stuck with O'Toole win or lose.
In either case we're still marginally better off O'Toole as PM if for no other reason he doesn't openly hate Canada. Maybe with O'Toole in the PMO, and an anti-China faction in the party threatening his power (when he actually has something to lose), he can be influenced to do the right thing. That's a big "maybe" of course. But it's still better than the alternative (Trudeau).
You know Hammy, most people don't give a shit about what Max had to say 5 years ago, it's what his stance is today
And sensible people will know a flip-flopper an a charlatan when they see one, rather than jump on his cock the second he starts saying things they want to hear.
At this point, O'Toole is almost as bad as Max when it comes to China. Jesus.
Well the next election going to be won by either Trudeau or O'Toole..
So you have to decide which of those parties can more likely be turned against their CCP loyalist leader.
We know there's a fracture in the CPC, hence O'Toole's firing of Poilievre. No such fracture exists in the LPC. Trudeau is hugely popular with the LPC. O'Toole, not so much with CPC. Also, the LPC are a bunch of communists.
Normally you'd think that the CPC losing the next election would be the quickest way to get rid of O'Toole because he'd presumably resign after the loss. Except the inside track is that O'Toole is already saying he's not stepping down after the anticipated loss (this could be the source of the O'Toole/Poilievre drama, as Poilievre is eh heir apparent). So making sure the CPC loses isn't a solution either. We'll still be stuck with O'Toole win or lose.
In either case we're still marginally better off O'Toole as PM if for no other reason he doesn't openly hate Canada. Maybe with O'Toole in the PMO, and an anti-China faction in the party threatening his power (when he actually has something to lose), he can be influenced to do the right thing. That's a big "maybe" of course. But it's still better than the alternative (Trudeau).
And sensible people will know a flip-flopper an a charlatan when they see one, rather than jump on his cock the second he starts saying things they want to hear.
And yet he was the only CPC candidate prising China for giving freedom to the people.
He was also the only candidate campaigning on free trade with China.