🇨🇦 How Liberals Recruited Their First Floor-Crosser Tells You Everything About Carney's Majority Strategy

Liberal MPs are now openly sharing the mechanics of how they flipped Nova Scotia Conservative Chris d'Entremont, with CBC reporting the behind-the-scenes courtship in glowing terms. D'Entremont became the template: identify dissatisfied opposition members, cultivate personal relationships, offer the implicit rewards of being on the government side, and call it a principled stand for Canada. Four Conservatives followed. An NDP MP followed. The Liberals are one byelection away from a majority they never won at the ballot box.

This is the Carney governing model in miniature — not persuasion of the public, but consolidation of institutional actors. It mirrors his broader approach: Davos networks, central bank credentialism, globalist policy frameworks dressed in Canadian flag imagery. The man who ran the Bank of England and advised the WEF transition agenda is now building a parliamentary majority through recruitment drives, not electoral mandates. Poilievre called it dirty backroom deals and was mocked for it. The Liberals then went on the record explaining exactly how the deals worked. The mockery says more about the media than about Poilievre's accuracy.

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