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Canada will survive him. But by God she will curse him.

It’s astonishing what damage can be done when power is given to precisely the wrong person at the wrong time. His world is fated to perish though. Let him smirk.

Like a lot of feckless Neolibs, whilst he doesn't have the stomach for it, I'd also bet good money he doesn't have the heart either. Gunning protesters down in the street is cold blooded even for him and his ilk.

I've come to the conclusion that the great problem of the modern right is constant infighting between Neoliberals and...well...everyone else...

"Rules for thee but not for me" is a spectacularly efficient way at losing the public's respect. And in the long run you cannot rule without that. Oh they might try and "rule by fear" (completely misreading Machiavelli I might add) but they aren't very intimidating people. Stalin was one scary...

This is actually a very good showing on the PPC's part, given that they are such a young party. I think they have what it takes to be a force in Canadian politics and even if they don't taste power they are useful boot up the Tories's arse.

But the precedent is set. The establishment right can essentially be bullied by the electorate into doing what it wants via the rise of another party/protest vote. We seem to be entering a new epoch of that in Britain, with the appearance of parties like Reform UK or Reclaim. The trouble for us...

So...the People's Party of Canada is polling at eleven percent. If they can hold that number, it's excellent news in more ways than one. Not only might they pick up seats, but they'd cause a "UKIP effect" (I coined the term!) where the mere possibility of them winning seats causes the...

Welcome to the position of many Republicans in 2015 seeing Trump on the horizon. By the way, I don't see too much to worry about on the immigration subject. The PPC just want to implement some measure of control over it instead of open borders. I doubt they want to drive out Canada's immigrant...