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The last few television interviews that I have seen him on, Justin seems somewhat disoriented as if his heart is not in the job any longer.
Maybe Carney is more politically naive than I expect, but this is like being offered a free ticket on the Titanic after it already hit the iceberg. If you accept, the ride will likely be short and unpleasant.Also maybe Trudeau is bringing in Carney?
With all these resignations, I feel it is becoming clearer the one person who really needs to resign, hasn't yet.They are forcing his hand.
Yes. LeBlanc is quite competent and capable, but I feel so too were his two predecessors. The problem with the current government is higher up.Interesting to see LeBlanc get her portfolio. His father Romeo used to babysit JT. I guess that’s another example of some things coming full circle
I take that back. He'd be dumb to jump in now. Plus people have been saying he's gonna be in cabinet for 10 years and it hasn't happened.Maybe Carney is more politically naive than I expect, but this is like being offered a free ticket on the Titanic after it already hit the iceberg. If you accept, the ride will likely be short and unpleasant.
Carney seems to be this era's Hamlet for the Liberal Party, now that John Turner is gone and Paul Martin is retired, although both did eventually become PM's.I take that back. He'd be dumb to jump in now. Plus people have been saying he's gonna be in cabinet for 10 years and it hasn't happened.
Being in opposition can be frustrating, particularly to those used to being a position where they call the shots, like Carney. Poilievre was young at the time, so had time on his side, Carney not as much now.^
I think Carney’s position today is similar to Poilievre’s at the Conservatives leadership election in 2020 and 2017. In both cases it was clear the country wasn’t yet ready to kick out the Liberals (and that is how we change governments, voting out rather than voting for) so Poilievre stayed in the sidelines and allowed others to be defeated.
Carney may well want to “server his country” as an MP but I don’t see him wasting his time in opposition and that’s what any elected Liberal MP will be after the next election if they’re lucky. If they’re not, they’ll end up sitting as a member of a rump party a la Kim Campbell’s Conservatives.