The Sore Loser Party of Canada
The Conservatives lost — and it’s everyone else’s fault.
The Conservatives lost — and it’s everyone else’s fault.
“For the first time in over 200 years, Canada’s sovereignty has been seriously threatened. The stakes are indeed very high this time around.”
This election isn’t about choosing a prime minister, or resisting Trump, but of fighting for democracy itself.
Taxing the wealthy, building a national electrical grid, a $16-billion housing strategy and more.
Lowering middle class taxes, a massive new housing initiative, funding CBC and the arts and more.
“The CPC isn’t as much a political party as it is a ChatGPT-based slogan-generating algorithm speaking through the mouth of everyone’s least favourite muppet.”
The debates commission has failed Canada for the last time.
With an inner circle stacked with fossil fuel lobbyists, it’s no wonder that Pierre Poilievre voted against the environment 400 times.
Rachel Gilmore’s election fact-checking segment on CTV was cancelled this week, not because of anything she did wrong, but because of Conservative hate on Twitter.
There’s really only one federal political party on the receiving end of outside help.