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It’s what we fear that largely propels how we will vote on election day. For this reason, political leaders are constantly mashing on the fear button.

It’s why Justin Trudeau brings up abortion, gun control and unruly mobs of angry white voters. He hopes to drum up fear about Erin O’Toole and the Conservatives. He does it because it works and I get the tactic, in part because I am driven in part by fear myself.

No.

Canada is being slowly strangled to death. Quebec is an extortive albatross and few in the ROC could care less if they left. The Maritimes have long been a federal welfare case and mostly vote accordingly. Ontario exists only as woke Toronto and that is not a good neighborhood. The divisions widen daily, oil rich provinces versus the virtue signaling eco-taliban, socialists versus the other socialists versus the minority of conservatives. An elite as destructive and corrupt as any to be found anywhere continues to force mass immigration and weaponized multiculturalism down our throats, all the better to enrich themselves and impoverish the rest of us. Consequently our social fabric has been torn to shreds.

We are reduced to tribes scrambling for crumbs.

Gradually and then all at once Trudeau’s vision will be realized and Canada will be the world’s first post-modern state. Unfortunately that entails being a failed state.

That’s why we can’t do the “Big Important Things.”

Protesters at Trudeau’s campaign events are ‘punching above their weight’: Nanos

TORONTO — The small but vocal groups of protesters that have dogged Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau at his political rallies are disrupting his messaging, according to pollster Nik Nanos.

“It’s been a distraction for Trudeau. He’s not been able to get his message out,” Nanos said on Wednesday’s edition of CTV’s Trend Line podcast. “These folks are punching above their weight.”

Trudeau loses again

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The People’s Party of Canada got a handful of its election signs on TV newscasts over the past few hours. The PPC signs were in the background as Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau made his way to the bus in London and got showered by a handful of gravel.

In one shot you can clearly see a sign for Chelsea Hillier, the PPC candidate from Elgin-Middlesex-London. Last night Hillier tweeted “Justin Trudeau had quite the warm welcome tonight in London!” That was last night. Tuesday Hillier’s tone shifted a little.

The federal election race remains tight, a new poll suggests, but the Conservatives’ momentum appears to be building as the Liberals and NDP campaigns are stalling.

The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found that 35 per cent of decided voters would vote for the Tories, up three points from last week. The Liberals would earn 32 per cent of the vote, up one point, while the NDP went down two points to receive 21 per cent.

Doesn’t appear that Justin has garnered much sympathy support despite being attacked with a couple of pebbles. Try as the media might it was hardly an assassination attempt.

Guns didn’t work, abortion failed, hidden agenda bit the dust, Justin’s laughable call to elect a real “leader” boomeranged.  I expect Justin’s media will label everyone not voting for Trudeau to be the Taliban next. But not the “Changed” Taliban the old “right wing extremist” Taliban.

Even CTV’s Nanos tracker has swung back to a Conservative lead after it showed Justin slightly ahead yesterday.

Will it translate to enough seats for a win? A close call but at this point it’s still likely to end in a diminished LPC minority.