🇨🇦 Trump attacks still good news for federal Liberals as lead increases among decided voters: new poll

So the formula is now official: America sneezes, Ottawa wraps itself in the flag, and the Liberals cash the cheque. The poll says Mark Carney’s Liberals sit at 49 per cent among decided voters, with Conservatives at 33 per cent, while 57 per cent are satisfied with the federal government and Carney posts 58 per cent approval. Translation: the managerial class has discovered that fear plus patriotic theatre still works beautifully on an aging electorate.

The real tell is who is wavering. Canadians aged 55 and over are the strongest Liberal bloc, while younger adults are described as anxious about their economic future, trade war noise, and AI wrecking jobs. In other words, the people insulated from policy fallout reward the people creating it, while the generation inheriting the bill gets lectured about difficult times ahead. Classic Trudeau-era politics with a Carney repaint: sell decline as stability, dress insecurity up as leadership, and pray another external villain keeps the public from noticing what Ottawa has done at home.

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