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@JordanTrottier @JJ_McCullough And a general sense of optimism and humility. We could have dining table conversations across the political spectrum. We were not so divided under Harper. Today we are and humility is nonexistent.

@JJ_McCullough Try telling a zoomer that under the last Conservative Government, we had the highest standard of living in the G7, and our dollar was worth MORE than the USA dollar. They don't believe it. We were also the 5th happiest nation on earth. We are now the 25th. Things are so bad.

It’s wild to think that there was a time in recent Canadian history where merely *joining the cabinet* was considered such a betrayal of voters that MPs who did it had to resign and run in a byelection.

@JordanTrottier @JJ_McCullough Legit good times. Under Harper, my Dad started his own business. Under Trudeau, he had to close his business.

@Aaronpete_ Solid take. Agreed.

Here’s my issue. If you were crossing the floor as an honest person, you’d layout your reasons, and act with humility that this is controversial, and try to get as much public support as possible and try to justify your decision. What we’re seeing is a political class making jokes about it, making light of it, and not taking concerns for Canadians about this seriously. Even if you think it’s legitimate to cross the floor, surely, you cannot defend the poor decorum these individuals are showing. Then, I see the people speculating as to why there’s so many, and some raising questions about incentives being offered, pressure being put on, and back room deals being made. The public absolutely has a right, and perhaps a duty to speculate when our concerns are not being treated with respect and being answered candidly. If the goal, is to achieve a majority government, which it obviously is, then they are doing so by trying to avoid going to the constituents to seek that mandate. If 10 MPs are considering crossing, then we should just do an election. I think this is indefensible at this stage. As a First Nations Chief, I seek the mandate from my people, and for those who don’t like the decision our leadership makes, I seek to address their concerns. I am not seeing that response from this government, and for that I am extremely disappointed and concerned.

@IrreverentOtter @kinsellawarren @cultmtl is not news media then. Should their funding be cut?

@kinsellawarren "Journalism must be independent and not driven by political or ideological interests" is an interesting finding. By this standard, 95% of Canadian news media fails. Particularly the CBC.

Décision du Conseil de presse | Rebel News n’est pas un média d’information lapresse.ca/arts/2026-04-0…

@prepboywannabe @gfinockio @ComaFades @01CuriousGeorge @natnewswatch My favourite part was Glenn saying he paid 100 k+ in taxes last year as a Teacher. That would mean income of 280k+. Impossible on a teachers salary alone. So we know Glenn is a retard

@gfinockio @ComaFades @eyesoncanada @01CuriousGeorge @natnewswatch Having 5 within a single sitting and potentially up to 10 more based on the rumours is not within historical president. There hasn't been "3-4 in a sitting" since the 60's

Two anonymous Liberal sources tell CBC News Network that nine opposition MPs are in talks to cross the floor and join the Liberals.

@warriormortal @ScottInScarboro @CanadianPolling The spin by the PMO and the Ottawa media circus has no bounds and will never let a good crisis go to waste that they can’t manipulate to their benefit. We know this from Telfords time in the PMO.

@ScottInScarboro @CanadianPolling Canadians turfed him, because he was the Conservatives response to Trudeau's divisive rhetoric. Liberals continued their smears regardless, Conservatives saw his response as weak. So they decided to put up Poilievre to match Trudeau's rhetoric, instead.

The question I keep asking is, "Who would replace him" The CPC base won't go more centrist to appeal to voters, and going further right will just keep them in the pits so

@warriormortal @ScottInScarboro @CanadianPolling turfed him because of the Convoy. Why did the Convoy happen? Mistrust and missteps of government/public health. Trudeau could have mitigated it but he let it boil over. They used the crisis to attack the opposition and the cherry on top was they got the mob to push Erin out

@christoaivalis Bang on.

Liberals before Gladu crossed: "parties don't matter, we only elect MPs as individuals" Liberals after Gladu crossed: "She as an individual doesn't matter, she'll do what the party says"

@hutchings_ruth @Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis But it absolutely is with Liberals, the entire claim is that Canada is not worse off. Data shows we are. The truth has been politicized by the ruling party and their supporters. That includes you, retard.

@eyesoncanada @Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis No. I didn't say every possible statistic. I did say, the world is experiencing a higher cost of living. I'm not minimizing anything. This isn't a partisan issue.

If the rumours are true, and 9 more MPs cross after the by-elections on Monday, that is scary and sad. Going from a 169 seat minority to a 182~183 seat majority in 6 months is scary for our democracy. I don’t think people will be happy if that comes to fruition.

@DaveWells157951 @MacLeodLisa She manufactured the consent herself. The media seems incurious that they all use just about the same PMO talk track that’s been handed to them…

@MacLeodLisa I am one of her constituents. We have been stabbed in the back by her immoral, unethical power grab. She's an attention whore. I wish the very worst for her in the future. She is not welcome in Sarnia Lambton.

“It’s going to be good for me personally, as well”.

@AliAlexander18 @DayPrsnt @ChantalHbert @RobertFife 🤡 you sound like an extremely weak man

@eyesoncanada @DayPrsnt @ChantalHbert @RobertFife You’re projecting like mad

And nor would Poilievre s.

@hutchings_ruth @Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis So you are saying the US, other members of G7 all are worse off by every possible statistic? Thats not true at all. Your attempt at minimizing is a failure.

@eyesoncanada @Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis Many countries are experiencing a significantly higher cost of living. This isn't uniquely Liberal.

@Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis We sure have a lot of “room to improve” with the lost decade. Rule of law? That’s broken. The failure of the RCMP to investigate Trudeau for SNC is case in point. But you don’t care about responsible government, and neither do your “groups of people” apparently.

@eyesoncanada @cadwaveanalysis No govt employees. All private sector employees & Biz owners. Some own, some rent. All with full time career jobs. Sorry to disappoint, Canada has room to improve, but it is not broken.

@PiperGrey3 @torontolife Ahahahaha

@torontolife Sometimes, people change their views. Look at how normal Marjorie Taylor Green seems now!

Marilyn Gladu, who crossed the floor to the Liberals yesterday, says her anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ positions are in the past torontolife.com/city/brand-new…

@GTO479 @gfinockio @prepboywannabe @01CuriousGeorge @natnewswatch Liberals will tell you it’s all rosy here but the high paying workers are leaving Canada in troves. Who will pay for the teachers, social programs, military, healthcare? Economy can’t run on the public sector. In the remote world, capital and workers can move and we are.

@eyesoncanada @gfinockio @prepboywannabe @01CuriousGeorge @natnewswatch I know a few that have made the move. We’ll be saying a lot more of it.

@AliAlexander18 @DayPrsnt @ChantalHbert @RobertFife “Affirm my perspective or get out” you are a beacon of humility and intelligence…

@eyesoncanada @DayPrsnt @ChantalHbert @RobertFife Not wasting my time on anyone this entrenched - good luck with that approach

@TheJay1020 @AbysmalHorizons @Harry__Faulkner True

@eyesoncanada @AbysmalHorizons @Harry__Faulkner Last guy from alberta will for sure take a strong riding in Vancouver. He doesn't even live in Alberta anymore oh the greed is too great. She will run again 💯

Marilyn Gladu gets a standing ovation from Liberal Party delegates when she is introduced at the convention: GLADU: "I've watched the prime minister and all the things he's doing since he's been elected. The things he's driving forward."

@Richard_here65 @cadwaveanalysis What’s the breakdown of private vs public sector? How many are renters? How many are working class? What income brackets? Sampling and confirmation bias no doubt. Try using that brain, if you can.

@eyesoncanada @cadwaveanalysis Totally wrong, but hey thanks for trying. The group are not boomers. The range in age as young as late 20's to early 50's. A cross section of all ages and career paths. And they are all firmly never PP.

@sarahadams @scoopercooper I thought we invested in “strong borders”?! Colour me shocked that the US border found them and not CBSA!

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