Let's start with Justin scheduled to come out of his little cottage to announce his resignation at 10:45 am this morning. 10:45 am came and went with no sign of the emperor.
All the while, the video and media people tasked with allowing him the luxury of speaking to the people had to stand outside in the freezing cold and wait for his royal highness to appear, which he finally did, 20 minutes late. Justin has a complete and total lack of any awareness of anyone else but himself.
He's leaving, but not so fast which we are very happy about.
He progrogued parliament until March March 24. Donald Trump will be sworn in as president on January 20 and has ann0unced, numerous times, that he will put at 25% tariff on goods going into the US from Canada. Who exactly is going to deal with that with no parliament in session and no leader? Oh wait. Justin will still be the leader and we know exactly what Trump (correctly) thinks of Justin.
He also announced that he will be staying on as the leader until a new leader is found after a leadership race. Good news for Poilievre as Justin will be hanging around like a bad smell for another 4 months.
Even better news, is that the new leader may not have five minutes to get organized before an election is called.
It's like Justin is leaving, but throwing his entire party under the bus.
Then he was asked a question about Chrystia Freeland, who it seems is leading Mark Carney in the polls to win the leadership race. How we wish that happens. He danced around that question which clearly made him uncomfortable as it should.
Freeland is not only painted with Justin's brush, she supported and wrote much of what you are going to pay for. Like the carbon tax. Like being in debt up to your eyeballs.
As an aside, we cannot understand why she (too often) wears red dresses, always slightly too tight showing every roll (meow, meow), making her look (and sound) like, as we said, an elf who fell off santa's sleigh.
So far, this is the best scenario for Poilievre, for Neil Oberman and everyone else running in what are supposedly staunch liberal ridings.
Anthony Housefather staying and running for his seat while in a party that will be, most likely brought to its knees in the next election, is very poor judgement.
He went on the radio after Justin spoke whining that he couldn't get things done in his party. Duh.
And he thinks a new leader is going to look at him?
He went on to say that the only polls he saw had him 14 points ahead of Neil Oberman. That is 100% not true. It is what he wants to believe and, just as staying with Justin, he's living in his own little bubble.
The bottom line is that he is afraid, petrified of losing his job and as such, has no vision for his future other than you paying his salary.
Voting for someone like him who, if elected will be sitting near the loo for the next five years with no voice and no chance of doing anything for his riding is an exercise in futility.
Vote Them Out.
All of them including Anthony Housefather.
In the Mount Royal Riding vote for Neil Oberman.
He will have a seat at the table and has already shown that he gets things done.
We'll talk...
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