The ‘Anyone But Trudeau’ Election, by Spencer Fernando

by Spencer Fernando

August 29, 2021

Canadians have a chance to bring Trudeau’s divisive, incompetent, and dishonest governance to an end.

What will this federal election be about?

Afghanistan?

Our rights & freedoms?

Covid?

Taxes?

The deficit?

Corruption?

All of those things, and more.

But it increasingly seems that the key, defining issue of the election will be Justin Trudeau himself.

In the 2015 campaign, a critical mass of Canadians became fed up with Stephen Harper and the Conservatives.

Voters went looking for whomever could beat the CPC, first lining up behind the Tom Mulcair-led NDP, before moving to the Trudeau Liberals.

Now, in 2021, there are early indications something similar may be happening.

Trudeau’s personal popularity has tanked since calling the election, with his cynical & self-serving actions causing a significant backlash among many Canadians.

Conservative leader Erin O’Toole, who has long struggled to resonate with Canadians, is seeing a modest bump in his personal ratings, and the CPC is strengthening in the polls.

The NDP looks poised to gain back some of the ground they lost in 2019, with Jagmeet Singh seen by many as someone who actually has a core set of beliefs, in contrast to Justin Trudeau who will say literally anything if he thinks it will gain him some votes.

This is all up in the air of course. Justin Trudeau managed to survive the blackface controversy, and the more he struggles in the polls the more the establishment press will try and boost him up through a ‘Trudeau comeback’ narrative – in large part to protect all the taxpayer bailouts the Liberals have given them.

Still though, it’s clear that the Liberals have a real fight on their hands, rather than the easy win it seems they assumed when they plunged the country into an election.

Anyone But Trudeau

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