Well, they are backbencher for a reason. It isn’t now, when the government can be throw down at every moment, that it was the time to do that. It was last spring when it was evident that Trudeau’s last ditch effort didn’t bring back voters and that the NDP was still backing the Liberals, that it was time to shake the building.
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> “I have an obligation to the people of Charlottetown to keep Pierre Poilievre out of the prime minister’s chair in any way shape or form,” he said.
Justin Trudeau could say the same thing. In fact, he had made similar statements multiple times.
Furthermore, it is quite obvious that Trudeau is the only person in this country who is capable of defeating Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives in the upcoming election. There is no better reason to stay as prime minister and as leader of the Liberal party.
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Well, they are backbencher for a reason. It isn’t now, when the government can be throw down at every moment, that it was the time to do that. It was last spring when it was evident that Trudeau’s last ditch effort didn’t bring back voters and that the NDP was still backing the Liberals, that it was time to shake the building.
> “I have an obligation to the people of Charlottetown to keep Pierre Poilievre out of the prime minister’s chair in any way shape or form,” he said.
Justin Trudeau could say the same thing. In fact, he had made similar statements multiple times.
Furthermore, it is quite obvious that Trudeau is the only person in this country who is capable of defeating Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives in the upcoming election. There is no better reason to stay as prime minister and as leader of the Liberal party.