What each party needs this fall | Curse of Politics
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Today's episode of #CurseOfPolitics was created by #AirQuotesMedia with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as CN Rail.
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David Herle, Scott Reid, Jordan Leichnitz and Kory Teneycke provide insights on the latest in Canadian politics. Plus, our weekly segments #Clippings + #HeyYou!
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I love how much Kory nails it on Singh and how much it just gets under Jordan’s skin with absolute ease
Jordan, Geoff Meggs and Kathleen Monk tend to spin NDP political points rather than engage with on the ground facts. Don't agree with Reid most of the time but at least he is honest about the Liberal Party.
@@Griff1984 They all do it. They're partisans. It's the point of having people who have worked within the parties, to offer an understanding on the internal politics and perspective.
Kory does it just as much as Jordan, the difference being you obviously agree with what Kory says.
@stratford374 they're all partisan, but Jordan's the only one that really comes off as a party mouthpiece. Maybe Kory will come off more defensive once Pollievre is in power, but he's not presenting himself that way now 🤷♂️
@@FlagrantJelly No, he is and always has. The only people that don't think he is are people that agree with him.
Everyone seems convinced that their partisan hack is "telling it like it is" which means.. saying the things I want to hear.
@@FlagrantJelly Kory regularly takes issue with certain things that Pierre does. You’re right he might be more of a mouthpiece once he’s in office but so far he’s been pretty fairly critical. Even for Doug, he doesn’t always defend him. Jordan is just a paid propagandist for the NDP.
To be crass, no one outside the Ottawa/CanPoli bubble gives a shit about the Fall Economic Statement.
And nobody outside the CanPoli bubble is watching this podcast.
Why prorogue the house if Trudeau is not resigning? Makes him look weak.
😂😂😂
I think Jordan is very nice and clearly very intelligent and a kind and beautiful person and awesome mother. However Kory is right, she is talking BS when it comes to the NDP. All types of people interested in politics watch this podcast because you offer clear-headed, strategic thinking. Scott is very clear about his personal political leanings, but he is able to think and strategize in a clear-headed way, and the same is true of Kory. That is not the case with Jordan. Perhaps she needs to take a page from Jenni's book and go work for the NDP if she believes in them so fervently that she can't think clearly. I was involved in an NDP riding association during the leadership race that Jagmeet Singh won. I left soon after (and I was not alone). Jagmeet Singh did a takeover of the federal NDP and has completely ruined it. The current numbers won't hold because he will make a complete ass of himself during the election campaign. The Conservatives won't need to make a laughing stock of the NDP, Singh will do it for them, with his ridiculous attacks on grocery CEOs and all the other nonsense. In his desperation to get the left-woke vote (because that's all he can hope for) he will probably be sporting a keffiyeh on the campaign trail. Whatever it takes to keep him in Rolexes and fancy bags--nothing is too low for that hypocrite. If he ends up delaying his election until he gets his pension, he will pay for it in humiliation. I cannot wait to see what sort of dance he does when he loses his seat. The NDP will end up in fourth place, with a seatless leader. I really hope that when that happens I will be able to watch Curse of Politics without having to watch the rest of you roll your eyes/shift your gaze during a magical thinking speech by Jordan, who belongs inside an NDP campaign team, not on this show. Sorry to be harsh, but Kory inspired me.
When I hear Jordan talk about “better communication” what she really means is a better lie.
Wow! You all are amazing 😍. I cant believe you are on the same podcast! Yay
The Indigenous People of Europe were invaded, wiped out roughly 7 different times, by invasions of people from the east. All in pre recorded history times, but, something to think about.
Scott's point at the 13-minute mark is so on point. The middle class has lost faith that any social program promised by the government will have a tangible benefit to them.
I think many have lost faith in social programs on the realization that they are expensive and have problems actually delivering.
In theory programs work great, in reality we are all learning that they can not work as advertised.
Let's not forget not too long ago, the solution to housing was to build more affordable houses via social programs. Poilievre has flipped the script, and now unleashing free enterprise is commonly accepted as the solution.
Hey David / Curse of Politics gang 👋
Time to do something about the absolutely vile peanut gallery in your comments. People who come for good faith discussion are regularly being undermined. Cheers!
The have censored comments in the past. I find my comments, which I hope are thoughtful, do get blocked a lot of the times.
If, as Kory says, “there are so many other climate policies on display in other countries who are doing better at meeting their climate change targets”, then why aren’t the Conservative premiers opting to implement those policies as an alternative to the carbon tax? When the Liberals brought in the carbon tax JT clearly told the premiers that if they had a viable alternative plan they could go with that but doing nothing was not an option. All I’ve heard from Pierre Pollievre is he wants to “axe the tax”. What is his plan after cutting the tax? And, BTW, can PP guarantee that companies will drop their prices so as to eliminate the full cost of the carbon tax on their products and services or will they take the opportunity to take some of that to increase profits?
It is a fair question. Provinces would submit their GHG emission reduction plans and the Feds would either okay it or implement their own backstop. The backstop being the Carbon tax.
What I have a hard time reconciling with the constitutionality of this back stop, is that the Federal Government arbitrarily approves or doesn't approve a provinces GHG reduction plan. So the Carbon Tax backstop is being arbitrarily applied, as evidenced by the home heating oil exemption.
Early on, the Atlantic provinces were spared the carbon tax as somehow their lack of a plan counted as an acceptable plan. And as their terrible GHG reduction plans were so bad, that the Back Stop was finally implemented, was the beginning of the Liberals disapproval in Atlantic Canada.
Now one area Canada can force Carbon Tax removal to be passed down on to consumers is in the dairy industry. Because of supply management, we have the highest dairy prices. But those prices are mandated by the federal government. (It is ironic that Jagmeet Singh says if the Grocers don't lower prices, they will have a Government Panel to sets prices, when the only government panel that does set prices has the highest prices globally for the products in question.)
The Conservatives do not need to bend over backwards for the Quebec vote. Scott's idea is a good one, but Quebecers will soon check the wind direction, note the Liberals are going down with all hands still chained to the oars. They will also recognize Le Bloc will NOT form government for the next few terms and the Conservatives WILL and with a sizeable majority. Quebecers have an uncanny, often annoying(to the rest of Canada), ability/habit of jumping on board the winning party's train.....for preferential treatment.
I do cut Jordan slack. I am a conservative these days, but I think the NDP had a great story coming out of the recent by-elections.
The NDP are ahead of the Liberals outside of Quebec. And they are on the verge of being the Natural Official opposition of Canada, as Liberals may disappear after next election.
I do think Jagmeet is a very weak leader and if he was removed from the equation, the NDP would fair better.
But things are going better for the dippers these days then they have been ever since Singh became leader.
Funny as hell watching CTV/Vassy this week with Scott and Kory. Kory’s comment, met with what can only be called… an accursed response by Scott. You’re all awesome. Carry on.
The Mom on the Dental Care program commercial has a fancy fake nail manicure and a $200 hair tylee. It really is disgusting.
Apparently, Jordan and Scott are better people than me. I feel no "guilt". I will give no money to any Indigenous group other than what is taken from my taxes. I am an individual. I am not responsible for the real or imagined sins of my (white) ancestors.
@@sharmanmartin7252 You known you can just not do anything without proudly claiming that you won't do anything?
Your posts reeks off attention seeking. Grow up.
@@stratford374lmao talk about irony.
You know, I don't remember asking?
@@modifproductions Yet, there is a whole comment section here, enabled by Air Quotes Media, inviting people to post their two cents. You felt free to do that to tell me to remain silent. I don't remember asking for your feedback. I made a statement in response to encouragement by the panel to support Indigenous issues. As far as I can tell, I don't need your permission to do that. It is not your TH-cam channel. While you are entitled to voice your opinion, so am I. That is how it works...at least for now.
That so called truth and reconciliation thing didn't work out so well for South Africa did it.
Great show guys. Jordan you can't spend "fairy dust". NDP need to get rid of Singh. Every confidence vote the NDP will lose another seat.
I am a Quebecer. The consensus that seems to be forming here is that, since Trudeau is clearly finished, we might as well vote Bloc. Immigration is the top issue here. Quebecers are not OK with the uncontrolled mass immigration, which is putting French at risk and contributing to the collapse of our health and social services. Quebecers don't like Poilievre.
Which makes zero sense. Vote bloc and be completely irrelevant for at least 4 years, likely 8, and Quebec will have absolutely no voice in the government, and more importantly, at the cabinet table. Quebecers were never too bright.
Kory, unfortunately for the Liberals, there is only one version of Trudeau, voters have seen it, they don't like it, and that's the end of the story. Trudeau's terrible character is the one and only ballot question.
I love that common sense is winning the war against climate hysteria!
Canadian's have lost HOPE in not only Trudeau but the Liberals themselves.
Liberals need to be pointing to trends in the G7 re: comparative inflation, GDP growth etc. I know voters want results not excuses, but are the Conservatives really going to fare better absent broader int'l macro changes? There is only so much a federal gov't can do. Why do we kid ourselves that we aren't at the whim of global markets? Your vote should be based off of who will do the best to stop the bleeding, the Liberals or the Cons?
And the carbon tax goes up again April 2025. Libs make it so easy to vote them out.
I understand what every single holiday is except this one.
Are we celebrating natives or are we self flagellating over residential schools? Which one again?
If you actually want to know it's only a quick google search away, friend!
@@stratford374 No thanks. I’ve got better uses of my time.
@@Tomyum19 Better use of your time like... making comments on a TH-cam video?
"What's this day I refuse to educate myself about even for? Will someone please spoon feed me information that I'll refuse to acknowledge and so I can continue to make ignorant comments."
You're a sad, strange little man.
@@stratford374uh oh Strat firing up the printing presses again 😂🤣… go off girlfriend
@@stratford374 Lol deleted your comment. Loserville 🤣🤣
Yes Kory, I want more of that no BS conservative fire. Real world data, real world points. Jordan sometimes seems to live in lalaland, just like the federal NDP
When are we going to get Jordan’s guest appearance on Hotel Pacifico?
The Wenjac story is 100% untrue. Fontaine had an opportunity to explain that he was abused by another Indigenous. Phil preferred to let Canada believe the perpetrator was a religious leader. Lonely Death of Ojibway Boy Robert McBain provides Truth.
@@gc6854 Source?
Folks, let’s not forget that we’ve read this book before. The current PM has had about 10 years in office and Canadians have grown tired of them. Remember the popularity of Trudeau Sr., Mulroney, Chrétien, and Harper at the end of their terms (and I would add Mike Harris in Ontario, in contrast to Bill Davis). In the next federal election the Liberals will be fighting to avoid the same fate as the Mulroney/Kim Campbell PCs. Will we see the BQ as the official opposition again because if Quebec doesn’t vote Liberal or NDP they’ll be going with the BQ.
Both Harper and Chretien were quite popular at the end of their terms. Particularly Chretien.