Justin Troodo

[Herman]

This makes Justine's government look so desperate.

[Shen Li]

I read yesterday that Jack Layton and Tom Mulcair era dippers are calling True Dope's regime the worst government in Canadian history.

[Thiel]

Amid growing calls for their leader to resign, the latest public opinion data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute shows the party's support among decided and leaning voters down to just 16 per cent.

It represents the lowest level of support for the party in Angus Reid Institute tracking dating back to 2014. It is also quite possibly the lowest vote intention the Liberals have ever received in the modern era. Even in the worst electoral performance in the party's 157-year history, the 2011 election under then leader Michael Ignatieff, the Liberals received 18.9 per cent of votes from Canadians, and at minimum 17 per cent in polling leading up to that election.

Meanwhile, as he mulls his future during his ski in the snow in B.C., approval of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, which had been steady in the low 20s, now plummets to an all-time nadir of 22 per cent.

[Herman]

[Herman]

While the Liberal Party wants to ditch Trudeau before the imminent federal election, it owns all of his failures including his unlawful decision to use martial law in 2022 to crush the peaceful trucker protests and it appears that Canadians are well aware.

Justine could have left immediately and had an interim leader, such as George Chahal of Alberta, take his place. Evidently, he wants to hold on to power a while longer.

[DKG]

Canadians didn't want Trudeau to resign and prorogation benefits nobody but Trudeau himself. They wanted an election where they can fire Trudeau and get a real government in place as we face serious economic headwinds.

[Herman]

[Herman]