Had some great points during the interview.

Honestly think Pierre should do one of these. He hasn’t really gone after immigration that much, gave it his shadows ministers like Rempel Garner to critique it which is bad for the party cause she has a smaller influence and voice.

Should Alberta stay or should Alberta go?

They call the CPC “far-right” and only want Carney simps (aka moderates, red Tories, etc. like Doug Ford) to be the only “conservatives” allowed. Canada is a Controlled “democracy”. They would even accept Canada being a liberal one-party state if it means keeping the CPC out of power forever.

Who on earth thought this was a good idea....

Idk if they’re doing it for a joke or not at this point.

The amount of toxic negative comments against Pierre Poilievre is sickening. They are clearly Carney simps who have no idea that by voting for Carney, they had voted for Canada’s demise.

I want to preface this post by saying that I am not posting this to be provocative or partisan. I am posting this here for multiple reasons. Firstly, I think it's interesting electoral data, And secondly, I earnestly want to see conservative opinions regarding the party's current electoral position, and think there is a meaningful conversation to be had regarding the party's current electoral position.

(Edit: Aciddentaly wrote "am not posting this to be provocative or partisan")

Hello everyone, in the wake of the Chicoutimi—Le Fjord byelection recently, and the 20 point swing the Liberals had against the Conservatives, I decided to put together a chart of vote swing margins to see how each Conservative ridings fairs against an escalating vote swing to the Liberals, scaling up to a 20 point vote swing. It's a very rudimentary analysis, but I thought it was some interesting data to have, both to cross analyze with the current polling we're seeing.