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Dogmatism an existential threat to Liberals’ political fortunes in Atlantic Canada, say pollsters

While the growing public warnings from within the federal Liberal caucus and at the provincial level over climate policies have so far remained polite, Abacus Data’s Tim Powers says they may not remain so the longer they are ignored.

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Pollster Nik Nanos says the Liberals are ‘undermining any sense of urgency’ for donors to open their wallets without the expectation of an imminent election.

Dogmatism an existential threat to Liberals’ political fortunes in Atlantic Canada, say pollsters

While the growing public warnings from within the federal Liberal caucus and at the provincial level over climate policies have so far remained polite, Abacus Data’s Tim Powers says they may not remain so the longer they are ignored.

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