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Will Justin Trudeau Resign? · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So there has been a lot of speculation in Canada about whether or not Justin
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  Trudeau is going to resign, and obviously there's a lot of enthusiasm for that.
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  After all, he has been in power for a long time and he
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  has done a really bad job. So you could say the buyer's remorse has
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  finally kicked in, and the polling seems to be shouting out loud and clear,
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  Justin, it's time to go home. The party's over, and no,
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  we don't want to hear you sing Bohemian Rhapsody one more time. We're
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  all busy tomorrow. We've got to get up early. Sorry, just go.
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  But that doesn't mean he's going to leave, and I personally don't think
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  he will. I think he's gonna take the Liberal Party down with him in
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  the next election. But the calls for him to go away continue. Here's
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  an article from the National Post. Liberal stalwart calls for new party leader ex
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  Trudeau will decide soon whether to quit. A Liberal stalwart and a former prime
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  minister's chief of staff is calling on the party to find a new leader to
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  replace Justin Trudeau. And a blunt and at times stinging opinion piece for National
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  Newswatch published Wednesday. Senator Percy Down wrote that the party should replace Trudeau as
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  Liberal leader before the next election. Quote the prudent course of action is for
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  another Liberal leader to rise from the impressive, impressive Liberal caucus and safeguard those
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  policies Trudeau was actually able to accomplish, he wrote. And he was formerly
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  Prime Minister Jean Kretchian's chief of staff and served in many other senior positions.
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  So I'm not sure about this impressive liberal caucus that he's talking about. But
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  hey, he's a liberal. I guess he has to say that, or
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  maybe he actually believes it. And hey, I'm sure there's somebody saying in
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  there quote if the next Liberal leader is able to bring the party back to
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  the center of the political spectrum, Liberals have a chance of being re elected.
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  And that is your problem right there, back to the center of the
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  political spectrum, because Trudeau was gone so woke, so far left that the
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  center what used to be the center anyway, is a long way off,
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  as in like a ten year journey by snowshoe off. And look, here's
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  the problem. By aligning yourself with the most radical leftist elements in society,
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  who are ever clamoring for more and more progress. Well, you can't take
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  one step back. I mean, if there was a position that was fine
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  five minutes ago and you took a step to left of it, you can't
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  take one step back because now that's fascist apparently. You know, there's a
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  lot of stances that even you know, ten fifteen years ago would have been
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  perfectly reasonable within the Liberal with the Liberal Party, like, I don't know,
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  maybe we shouldn't rush to sterilize and mutilate children for instance, these days,
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  Eh, the CBC will compare you to Mussolini. So yeah, I
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  mean, he's aligned himself with forces that are you know of the not one
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  step back mentality. If it's not crazier than the last thing, that's not
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  progress. So I'm not so sure that changing the leader would actually help the
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  Liberals at all. I think a new moderate and I say that fully with
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  tongue in cheek, a new moderate leader would just end up getting attacked by
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  both sides. Nobody would be happy because the policies wouldn't end up being sane
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  enough for sane people, and it wouldn't be crazy enough for progressives. So
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  Trudeau may as well just stay on, I guess even just for the sake
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  of his own ego or his own delusion, because it's not going to make
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  any difference. I mean, maybe changing the leader would make some small difference,
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  but it wouldn't be enough. It might even make things worse. And
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  I personally hope that Trudeau stays in I want him to take the Liberal Party
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  down with him. I want the Liberal Party to be destroyed and to be
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  forced to reform itself into something sane, into something that's more concerned with governance
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  than campaigning, because that's all the Trudeau Liberals do. They just campaign all
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  the time, even when there's no election. It's just virtue signal after virtue
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  signal. Hey, that's always worked for them before, right, and it
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  must be very confusing for them. I mean, calling people names work so
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  well, and all of a sudden, people don't seem to care as much
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  anymore. It's almost as if Trudeau had no other plan. So yes,
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  I want him to stay in power. I don't think he'll resign. I
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  think he's too narcissistic for that. I want him to stay in power.
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  I want him to destroy the Liberal Party and force it to reform itself into
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  something reasonable and when all is said and done, maybe we can send Trudeau
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  to Antarctica to set up a safe injection side or something. Anyway, please
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  thank you for that. I will see you next time.