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The only upside to the USA election.
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One of the recent Canadaland podcasts had an interesting analysis of Poilievre: the dude talks like Trump, but the current Conservative policies are pretty similar to Harper's.
Basically Poilievre is stumping with populism, but it seems likely that his government will be pretty standard.
I really hope that's the case.
He's literally said he will enact laws that will require using the notwithstanding clause to be upheld. Just one of many articles about it.
While the party make-up and views were pretty similar, Harper ruled the party with a pretty firm hand. Even though many of the religious-right wanted socially conservative policies, he generally didn't let them question things like abortion. I'm not sure Poilievre has the same control over the party.
Considering he's in power purely as a result of catering to the whackjob right that thought O'Toole was too sane, I would not put faith in his ability to keep the whackjobs under control.
It's the old "What's the problem with riding a tiger? You can't get off without getting eaten." problem that comes from courting populism.
It's a good question. He was quick to seize power from O'Toole after the Ottawa occupation, which kinda makes me think he'd be quick to discipline anyone who goes off message, but it's a different scenario.
Me too.