🇨🇦 Even they admit the old Conservative map is dead

The funniest part is the establishment finally noticed that Pierre Poilievre’s coalition no longer belongs to the Harper museum wing. Their own insiders admit older men swung from Conservatives by 8 points on March 17, 2025 to backing Carney’s Liberals by 4 points two weeks later, while Poilievre still piled up the most votes in party history, as reported. Translation: the old donor-class GOP North crowd is losing its grip, and younger working Canadians are done funding a country that prices them out, floods the labour market, and lectures them about DEI while their rent explodes.

So of course the media calls it infighting. Anything that smells like democratic realignment gets packaged as dysfunction if it threatens the managerial consensus. The real story is that Trudeau-era damage and Carney-style globalism created a new bloc of angry citizens who don’t want tweaks, they want the gatekeepers broken. Good. A party that cannot speak for sovereignty, affordability, and cultural continuity deserves to be replaced by one that can.

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