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Politicos question why Liberals are holding their fire against Poilievre

Liberal MP Michael Coteau says he has already spoken to constituents about Pierre Poilievre’s ‘divisive rhetoric,’ and tells them that Poilievre doesn't propose any solutions to the problems he’s highlighting.

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BY ABBAS RANA
August 29, 2022

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The Liberals are 'in a lot of trouble,' chiefly due to the economy. But if that's fixed by the next election, the government could recover. However, if Justin Trudeau leads his party in the next election, he would be making the same mistake that Stephen Harper did in 2015, says pollster Darrell Bricker.

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To win the next election, Justin Trudeau needs to redefine himself as ‘a safe and reasonable choice,’ compared to Pierre Poilievre, says Clive Veroni, but it's going to get downright nasty, say pollsters.

Politicos question why Liberals are holding their fire against Poilievre

Liberal MP Michael Coteau says he has already spoken to constituents about Pierre Poilievre’s ‘divisive rhetoric,’ and tells them that Poilievre doesn't propose any solutions to the problems he’s highlighting.

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