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Carney was an advisor under Trudeau during the pandemic and Canada's macro numbers were 2nd "least bad" in the world with the USA being first. A lot of the problems we are facing now as a country (overreliance on American economic trade and military protection, failure to capitalize on our natural resources, insufficient housing policy) are unrelated to him in terms of the timeline, and go all the way back to the Harper era.You are aware Carney was an economic advisor for Trudeau for 5 years. His economic policies have already driven us towards the edge of the cliff how could you possibly want more of that ?
Same cabinet, same government, same policies, same results. You are fooling yourself if you think you will get anything different from Carney. Why would he enact policies opposing ones he himself advocates for both in his role as economic advisor and touted in his book. He is not for the people.
This election is about two candidates: Carney and Poilievre. Poilievre has been a politician all his life, but he has an unlikeability problem, he's not hammering on key ballot questions and he doesn't have much of a political career in terms of introducing bills. He's done nothing of substance in any of his cabinet positions, and has never even introduced any piece of legislation in the HoC. The guy is all talk and Canadians are privy to it