This data on Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's net approval with different age groups reveals just how unique conservative politics in Canada has become.
2025 Canadian Federal Election by Polling Divisions:
I am the first person in Canada to make this, which took me 8 hours, and cleaning up the data alone took me 7 hours.
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Reminder that this was precisely 10 years ago today. The Queen was still alive, doctors weren't allowed to kill you, and absolutely nobody was using the term "sex assigned at birth."
We have crossed the rubicon. New York has elected an open Muslim communist for mayor, Virginia elected a man who openly wants Republicans and their children dead in their arms.
Half of this country hates America and wants the other half dead. America is f*cked.
Kirk was murdered, Trump was nearly assassinated twice, and Democrats have responded by electing a guy who fantasizes about the murder of children of Republicans.
Favoring political violence is not a fringe position for the modern left.
It is the modern left.
Maybe a tiny sobering moment we could stop and think about on the right – – right now, a candidate who wished for the death of not just his Republican opponents but also their children is leading in the Virginia AG race.
And if he wins, we now have a precedent that you can call for the death of Republicans and still get elected. To me, that’s pretty much the most important political story right now.
Leftist Wab summarizes (crudely) what most Canadians actually think, but won't face much backlash.
Pierre makes technical argument about using notwithstanding clause to ensure perverts & abusers have to serve AT LEAST one year in jail.
Left has a meltdown about national unity, whataboutism, & general stupidity and speculation about everything he'd use the clause on.
Reached out to a few 'crats I know.
What I'm told is that the budget will focus on a more lean and effective civil service.
It won't specify cuts of people or programs.
That will take place in the next few weeks.
‘The term [Christian Nationalism) was concocted by the coastal left in the United States to frighten its own base and has since become a convenient label for anyone on the centre-right whose Christianity extends beyond private sentiment.’
Christians do not call burial places “necropolises”, that is, “cities of the dead”, but “cemeteries”, which literally means “sleeping places”, places where one rests, awaiting the resurrection.