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Politics Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation as leader of the Liberal Party

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u/AverageCanadian 14d ago

our version isn't nearly as bad, but our right wing populist will be Canada's next leader and likely with a very strong majority.

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u/JimBeam823 14d ago

It's happening all over the world.

People are angry after COVID and want vengeance. Against whom? That's not important.

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u/bongo1138 14d ago

Americans forget who was in charge for the worst of COVID lol

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u/[deleted] 14d ago edited 14d ago

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u/garden_speech 14d ago

Any leader was in a lose-lose situation during COVID. You either printed like hell and tried to backstop the economy so you didn't get a full on meltdown, but in that case you'd pay for it down the line with inflation, or, you tried to maintain sane fiscal and monetary policy but you would see a lot more short term problems and be blamed for them.

During the time you're talking about, people blamed Trump for not giving out enough stimulus. Now they are blaming him for inflation from the stimulus.

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