That was Singh’s plan

He is not Quebecois, he does not even speak French with a Quebecois accent.

No it wasn’t. He wanted to open up more PR and family reunification so the elderly can come into our already failed healthcare system.

Its basically the only issue I voted on.

The only reason the seat is vacant is because they wanted to give PP another chance. Without that, they still have their MP.

The person who wins gets it…

Personally I don’t think we should even select a prime minister till after the election so people don’t just vote for the “leader” over the local candidate. PM is chosen by winning party from winning MPs

“These aren’t real candidates. They aren’t campaigning. They aren’t engaging with constituents,” Poilievre wrote.

Boy, that sounds a whole lot like how none of the CPC candidates showed up to any of my local debates or showed up on a single local news or radio program, or took a single interview.

Frankly, I don’t think we should be limited from running for office based on their percieved level of seriousness or that it’s a protest. That’s a slippery slope right there. We can increase the signatures or whatever, but it’s still not going to be particularly useful and will primarily increase the floor of how much money you need to actually campaign.

It’s all fake, like his whole persona. He is a Chameleon who has 3 word slogans…

@Sunshine When is this irrelevant, unelectable turd going to shut the fuck up?

What we actually need is government housing, built en masse and rented out below market value

All MPs vote on who the PM is after the election already, they just usually vote for their party leader

In this case but people vacate for numerous reasons

Under assumption you voted for PP, the guy that wanted to give all Indian nationals Canadian citizenship if requested

I feel like you don’t actually know what you voted for

I call for Polievre to go fuck himself!

Sure. Then you run the election and if anybody else in the area wants to run in the same party as the person who left then the party can put them on the ballot. If not, then no candidate for that party. Don’t drop somebody in from elsewhere. Pretty simple. Just pick a time period that a person needs to have lived in a riding (say, one full election cycle) before running to represent the area.

If the person wins the election and moves (other than to government housing in Ottawa so they can do their job) then they give up their seat.

To add on to this, unless we enact political slavery, which while it might sound fun is not likely to make politicians who are subject to it vote in the best interests of the country, then politicians are going to be able to leave their positions at any time anyways, so a by-election is the only reasonable way to ensure the constituents of their riding are properly represented. And if you put some kind of significant delay before people can run in a by-election keep in mind this one is already going to be about 6 months since the last one, and that becomes less of an impediment the richer you are, meaning it gives an advantage to wealthy parachute politicians with no real benefit to citizens.

That issue can be solved by means other than saying, “Sorry, there’s already a John Smith on the list, try again next year.” Let’s focus on the real problems.

No. But his name is french, and that would be enough for uneducated Albertans. That’s the joke.

If you read their plans his was tying immigration to housing, what else is more sane than that.

He could be lying, but the other two parties plan were more of the same.

No, his housing plan was to stop federal funding transfers to municipalities that didn’t increase their population by 5% per year

Again, tying immigration to housing funding was the NDP

For a year, you know, to establish yourself there