🇨🇦 Canadians hate the direction, but the system still sells Carney

Here’s the absurdity: 47 per cent say Canada is on the wrong track, yet Mark Carney somehow comes out as the only major leader more popular than his own party. That tells you less about public enthusiasm than about the machine protecting him. A former central banker wrapped in managerial calm is still being marketed as the adult in the room while the country absorbs the bill for Trudeau-era wreckage. The poll says 60 per cent view Carney positively, versus 43 per cent for Poilievre.

Poilievre’s problem is obvious: the Conservative brand now outruns the man. One-third of potential Tory voters say they stay away because they do not like him, and 29 per cent think the party feels too American. Fine. But the larger disease is a Canadian electorate trained to reject any real disruption while accepting endless decline dressed up as competence. Mass immigration, sovereignty leakage, DEI bureaucracy, debt-state management, all of it survives if the face looks polished enough. Carney is not a correction. He is the globalist continuation package with better cufflinks.

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