Uh-oh…
Aren’t they already $14 million in the hole from last year?
The ability to fundraise CPC is the only reason Pierre remains the leader of the opposition.
Now the conservative fundraising lead has shrunk to its lowest point since he became the leader in 2022.
At the halfway mark of 2026, the Conservative Party’s quarterly fundraising lead has shrunk to its lowest point since late 2022.
https://t.co/TnRy7Vmyzp
To use his preferred MAGA speak:
Poilievre has obliterated the CPC popularity like no one has ever seen before. No politician has ever been better than Pierre Poilievre at dropping his poll numbers.
Great work Pierre, you're the biglyest disliked Prime Minister in waiting ever.
A new Nanos poll reveals that a majority of Canadians want @MarkJCarney to be the Prime Minister, with only 18% preferring Tory leader @PierrePoilievre.
Kory Teneycke rips Pierre Poilievre over his approach to the Alberta referendum: "Why he's being such a pussy on pushing back against Western separatism is because he is so weak."
BREAKING: Mark Carney just awarded his close friend, the CEO of Telesat, a $2.3 billion contract.
This is on top of the nearly $2 billion already given to Telesat in taxpayer funding, when Mark Carney became the official economic advisor of the Liberal Party in 2014.
Bringing the total to over $4 billion.
All this, to compete, with one of the biggest companies in the world, SpaceX.
…While also, needing them to launch Telesat satellites into space.
Insane
It’s true.
This was the week Trudeau resigned.
Trudeau was at 17.5% then, Pierre is at 18% now in preferred PM polling.
Conservatives held a 22 point lead then, Liberals hold a 19 point lead now.
PP is cooked.
For The Record:
Trudeau resigned on January 6/2025.
The week prior Nanos had Trudeau at 17.5% and Poilievre at 40.5% in preferred PM polling.
Nanos had the CPC holding a 22 point lead.
I don’t remember hearing any PP fanboys crying about Nanos polls the .
No, it’s not.
Not for us.
It’s working you and your corrupt friends.
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