Justin Trudeau’s Position as Prime Minister at risk as Vote Splitting becomes more apparent, NDP raises $2.5 million in latest quarter paying off 2019 campaign debt – February 1, 2021,
We’re now in the year 2021 and the New Democratic Party of Canada is finally solvent, which will be welcome news for Canadian Leftists who want to destroy Canada’s market economy and limit our freedom of speech. The Liberal Party of Canada struggles in Western Canada and if the NDP can make some inroads in Eastern Canada, Justin Trudeau and his cabinet could themselves on the outside looking in, which may indeed be what they want now that they feel as if they’ve secured their retirements.
When it appears that Canada has found the financial fountain of youth in that it appears debts don’t matter, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if the NDP begins to gain traction as the Liberal replacement. The NDP has far less corruption, they’re open about their theft which they in their own words describe as a form of equitable redistribution of resources and they’re claiming that they have the ability to expand what the Federal government can do with health care and daycare services.
If Canadians want a Universal Basic Income the NDP is most likely the political Party that can make that a reality if Canadians want higher wages and an overall expansion of the welfare State the NDP is the party that can make that happen if Canadians believe that fiscal responsibility is a relic of the past, the NDP will push that ideal to the limits, if Canadians on the Left want to silence or mussel their opposition, the NDP has openly talked about putting limits on Canadians freedoms of speech both online and offline.
So I will not simply excuse the NDP paying off their debt as not a big deal. Although clearly the Liberals and The Conservative Party of Canada are doing a far better job raising money, the NDP could be the force that brings Justin Trudeau down. Andrew Scheer won the popular vote, and in my opinion Erin O’Toole although not popular on social media appears to be the safe bet for most COnservative voters who simply want their country back.
I also will not ignore what’s happening with the Green Party of Canada and Annamie Paul who I personally think could put both Jagmeet Singh and Justin Trudeau at risk of losing some seats. Annamie Paul had a good showing the last time she attempted to win a seat and as Justin Trudeau fades, and is eventually replaced with Chrystia Freeland, I genuinely believe that, if Annamie Paul plays her cards right on the national stage she could give Chrystia Freeland a run for her money.
Based on what I know about history, in almost every society, once the idea of fiscal responsibility is thrown out the window, all sorts of politicians can win elections as voters get increasingly greedy. I personally don’t know how Canada gets out of this financial disaster created by Justin Trudeau without inflation, but at the same time, Canada has so many special interest groups that have influence, so empty promises could go along way with voters even if the cupboards are bare.
Has the vote-splitting on the Left begun? or has Justin Trudeau consolidated all of the Leftist votes? During the next election, we shall soon see.
NDP raises $2.5 million in latest quarter, slaying 2019 campaign debt | yahoo.com
Interesting times ahead!