Justin Trudeau marches on his party’s election headquarters in Montreal Monday night to win select a survey, seemed more relaxed than happy.
“I hear you say that you just want to get back to the things you love, don’t worry about the epidemic or the election, that you just want to know that your street counselors will overcome you, and beyond,” Trudeau said.
The Liberal leader launched his campaign last month in front of many. His popularity has skyrocketed since he won the 2019 election in the aftermath of a successful epidemic response, which combined a generous review and gave a single jab of Covid-19 to approximately 80% of Canadians.
But the leader soon became a vapor. Trudeau’s research was viewed by many as seeking power only after nearly two years in control of the few who had worked hard enough, while the Liberals enacted the necessary rules. The Conservatives, led by Erin O’Toole, ran like centruses and billions of dollars wasted money.
That is why when voters send parties to Ottawa after sharing the same seats, it seems that the Liberals have won, especially in order to avoid disaster.
“I think people don’t really want elections,” said Gerald Butts, a former Trudeau supporter and now vice-chairman of the Eurasian Party. “She did not understand why the election took place. That’s why he rewarded everyone with the same results he gave them two years ago. And the decision was, ‘Have you not heard from us?’ ”
Trudeau’s rise to national power came in 2015, two years after he was elected Liberal leader. The powerful, photographer Trudeau led a party that was weak in third place in a thirteen-seat parliamentary seat with 186 seats – the largest increase before.
The son of Pierre Trudeau, a former prime minister who led the Liberals for 16 years and ruled most of the 1970s as head of four states, young Trudeau promised a new era of “sunshine ways” to integrate into Canadian politics. Its growth is in stark contrast to the gathering forces in Europe and the US – as part of its campaign, it has promised to re-establish refugees in Syria.
“He represents the vision of the Canadian people, bilingualism, freedom in both languages, and I think it reminds people of the 70’s, because of his father, when Canada must have played a major player in the world,” Gric said. Grenier, who conducts research for the Canada Broadcasting Corporation and co-authored The Writ, a Canadian election article. Trudeau’s role around the world, he said, was on display in Canada.
“But the results of the last two campaigns show that they may not be able to get to where they were in 2015, because what they stood for in 2015 was a new force, representing what many Canadians think about Canada,” he added. “
Syrian refugees are waiting at Marka Airport in 2015 to complete their migration to Canada. The Trudeau Campaign in 2015 promises to reinstate thousands of refugees © Raad Adayleh / AP
Trudeau will probably rule as he did two years ago as the head of a small government. The Liberals enacted legislation at the forefront of the recruitment process for New Democrats, Socialists, the left-wing party, and sometimes the Conservatives on their right.
This position as the capital of Canadian politics, in a country where many citizens boast of being middle-aged, is perhaps part of the Liberal race with extreme power. O’Toole appears to be replacing the nominees in running the venue – which led to his notoriety until a dispute over gun and vaccination activities confirmed that Liberals would remain in Canadian cities.
“The mark of the Liberal Party is the most powerful politics,” said David Herle, a former Liberal security expert and recipient. Herle Burly Podcast, a Canadian political demonstration.
“Most Canadians do not consider themselves extreme or white – and the Liberal Party, of course, is down,” Herle said. “There will be a party on the left and a party on the right. It is a porridge that is good for most Canadians. That’s the starting point. ”
The event will highlight some of the key issues raised at the conference, including Covid-19 vaccination activities, affordable housing, and the $ 10-a-day concept of child care nationwide. Butts, a former Trudeau ally, said after the epidemic, it would be time to discuss health reforms, whose wrongdoing was revealed during the crisis.
Trudeau’s popularity has plummeted since 2015, he lost a popular vote and failed to win a majority, but he still has to lose. Fewer governments are growing in Canada – since 2004, only two elections have brought in big ones. There are no more Trudeau opponents, and there is no doubt that the Liberal leader wants to reduce his position soon.
“Obviously Trudeau is not as popular as it was in 2015 – and it could be the same for anyone who has ruled for six years – but he is still an elected leader,” Herle said. “And I think he’s probably more elected than anyone the Liberal Party has.”
Butts added that opposition parties “went three times to strike, and did not”.
“Most governments are hard to come by in this country, and in my time there are two generous leaders who have got a big government against the Conservative coalition party, and both are called Trudeau.”