With last night's bi-election results, it's looking likely (imo) that Poilievre is on the way out. It'll probably take a few months but it's inevitable.

And I also think there's at least 50% odds that the vocal base of the CPC will ensure the next leader doubles down on the social warrior and performative far-right nonsense that's made the CPC unelectable lately. So be it.

This strikes me as an opportunity for the CFP to be the grown-ups in the room and position a few key candidates as fiscal conservatives that are legitimate alternatives. But they need to be part of the conversation before anyone will pay attention. So it's a bit of a catch-22 ... How to get that breakthrough, without pandering or rage-baiting?

What is your opinion , your projection about the Québec Election who begin at soon ?

Hi! I'm francophone of Québec. I'm curious to know whay do you think about Québec Election ? What results do you would like? For people who doesn't know so well situation about party politic in Québec. I Will give a little " portrait" about the situation in comparaison with number of seats actualy and seats who Will have after Election approximatively

PQ ( Parti Québécois) :🖕🖕🖕

Parti libéral du Québec : 🖕

Parti conservateur du Québec ( tories) 🖕

Québec Solidaire ( left)👇

CAQ ( coalition avenir Québec) actual gouvernment

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Climat Québec : vry separatist /ecologist: 1 à 2 %

Parti vert du Québec ( green) bad leader : invisible

The CFP should have a common direction, but each candidate should be able to tend to the needs of their own district. When Justified properly to constituents and the CFP, reason should be chosen over blind loyalty.

Massively expanding the build Canada homes initiative could have an outsized effect on affordability. What do you think of the housing strategy for the BEY By-election?