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- As former U.S. president Lyndon Johnson once said, 'You have to be a demagogue on a lot of little things if you want to be around to have your way on the big things.'
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- As former U.S. president Lyndon Johnson once said, 'You have to be a demagogue on a lot of little things if you want to be around to have your way on the big things.'
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- Trudeau is an experienced campaigner with the advantage of incumbency, while Poilievre is untested, and Singh has already been solidly thumped twice.
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- Trudeau is an experienced campaigner with the advantage of incumbency, while Poilievre is untested, and Singh has already been solidly thumped twice.
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- The Conservatives and NDP lack a common anti-establishment ideological 'radicalism' that could form the basis of a parliamentary partnership.
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- The Conservatives and NDP lack a common anti-establishment ideological 'radicalism' that could form the basis of a parliamentary partnership.
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- Former prime minister Stephen Harper believes a populist-oriented Conservative Party could stand for its traditional values while at the same time freely rail against globalist capitalism and corporate greed. In other words, instead of wiping out the Liberals, his new strategy might be to wipe out the NDP.
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- Former prime minister Stephen Harper believes a populist-oriented Conservative Party could stand for its traditional values while at the same time freely rail against globalist capitalism and corporate greed. In other words, instead of wiping out the Liberals, his new strategy might be to wipe out the NDP.
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- It's concise, it’s straightforward, and it’s easy to understand—all the hallmarks of a great political slogan. But there’s still a big communication problem with saying Canada’s broken. It’s just too negative.
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- It's concise, it’s straightforward, and it’s easy to understand—all the hallmarks of a great political slogan. But there’s still a big communication problem with saying Canada’s broken. It’s just too negative.
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