Eh, I think we can say with relative confidence that Ottawa actually moving on it was in response to Poilievre's rise.
Sure, it was in their platform — as was a lot of stuff they never moved on. It sat there for two years, despite being a painfully simple funding tool, and only got leverages after the Conservatives made their pitch.
Eh, I think we can say with relative confidence that Ottawa actually moving on it was in response to Poilievre's rise.
Sure, it was in their platform — as was a lot of stuff they never moved on. It sat there for two years, despite being a painfully simple funding tool, and only got leverages after the Conservatives made their pitch.
I think we can also say that the language hardened, from the platform to the budget, in line with what the Conservatives promised.
Eh, I think we can say with relative confidence that Ottawa actually moving on it was in response to Poilievre's rise.
Sure, it was in their platform — as was a lot of stuff they never moved on. It sat there for two years, despite being a painfully simple funding tool, and only got leverages after the Conservatives made their pitch.
I think we can also say that the language hardened, from the platform to the budget, in line with what the Conservatives promised.
Anyway, it's not even a dig. It's a good thing!
+1 "They only did it because people really liked it when the other guy did it." GOOD! That's how democracy is supposed to work!