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[Canada Farmer]

I think many Canadian people are the same way when questioned about their PM . The posters have almost quoted verbatim my Canadian B-in-L's opinion of him . He still got elected though - make of that what you will

Thankfully its a minority government for this term, hopefully Trudeau and his Libtard party can't do any more damage...

 

[Danllan]

Thankfully its a minority government for this term, hopefully Trudeau and his Libtard party can't do any more damage...

If they are anything like our lot, they have a talent for such things that defies belief...

 

[Av Gorritt]

Our area is a Labour stronghold , and has been for ages before which it was almost unanimously liberal . Our sitting MP who is looking for re election is the only one who has leafletted me , Presumably the rest think it will be a lost cause , in fact There is only one putting up against the labour candidate - a conservative , who I have never heard of ! The labour candidate parrots the official line - stop Conservative cuts etc, (why are they always "swingeing ") remove social inequality , free this 'n that , and pushes the line for another (and final !) referendum . He actually voted against acceptance of the last referendum , so I wonder whether he would accept a "wrong " result this time . Best of three perhaps ? I can't really bring myself to trust ANY of the current crop of so called leaders , and I'm fairly certain that the farming industry will be well down their list of priorities , unless of course it's the hot topic these days of greening and re wilding ! Yes , this is my Grumpy old Git afternoon - getting to be more often too .

 

[steveR]

Hung parliaments could/ should lead to good governance but not on this occasion.
How the hell can you can you believe it would be good in the current circumstances?

Curtailing the worst excesses of the PM, whoever he/she may be...

 

[Jackov Altraids]

Curtailing the worst excesses of the PM, whoever he/she may be...

I would normally agree but for this election it would be a disaster.
The only outcome of a hung parliament would be a labour/ SNP alliance which would be messy without even considering how they would deal with Brexit.

 

[oil barron]

Is any better anywhere else in the world? Name one truly inspiring current PM or President??

hello

 

[brigadoon]

Hung parliaments could/ should lead to good governance but not on this occasion.
How the hell can you can you believe it would be good in the current circumstances?

A hung parliament almost always leads to de facto government by minority interests - witness the effect of the greens in Holyrood - an effective government requires a working majority somewhere in the teens or twenties so that the executive is forced to take account of its MPS and cannot simply treat them as lobby fodder.

 

[glasshouse]

Was told by a forestry company bloke last week that there aren't enough tree plants available to plant the land they have available right now . Several farms sold for planting this year certainly won't be planted next year.

Thats good
Forestry companies can feck off

 

[Canada Farmer]

hello

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Eh, who is that, some Scotsman????

 

[SRRC]

Putin dare I say it.... At least he gets things done.

Well yes, if you regard murdering journalists and political opponents and invading your neighbours as good.

 

[Canada Farmer]

Well yes, if you regard murdering journalists and political opponents and invading your neighbours as good.

Have not the English done exactly that in the past, or is that forgotten also?

 

[pgk]

hello

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I take this to be ironic.

 

[oil barron]

I take this to be ironic.

he’s a chocolate. But there’s not many of his policies that the majority of people on this forum would not get behind.

 

[pgk]

he’s a chocolate. But there’s not many of his policies that the majority of people on this forum would not get behind.

Dont include me in that, but I do agree with your chocolate comment