Quote from: Jacob on Today at 05:01:37 PMFunkMonk, you 100% should switch from supporting Arsenal to either Millwall or Crystal Palace
Quote from: Sheilbh on Today at 04:01:18 PM'Seagull Boy', nine, wins European screeching competition:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-68874762
The video is really remarkable
Quote from: Jacob on Today at 01:12:53 PMTime will tell. Maybe. If Carney gets into that position.
My thoughts are:
- While Carney may be easy to attack, the operative question is whether he'll be easier to attack than Trudeau.
- If voters care about the economy, someone with significant economic credibility may be an asset; especially since Poilievre still comes across as mostly fluff and little substance on that topic.
- While the Conservative line of attack on Carney might be similar to the line of attack on Ignatieff, the key issue is how well Carney responds to it - and I don't think we have any real evidence there yet.
- There are differences both in the political moment and in the resumes. Ignatieff is an academic and public intellectual, Carney is from the world of finance. That has very different vibes, even if it happened outside of Canada. "Harvard Academic" and "Head of the Bank of England while it weathered a significant crisis" sound very different to my ears (not to mention "Head of the Bank of Canada while it weathered a significant crisis").
- Poilievre's main advantage in my eyes is Trudeau-fatigue, and his main strategy is vibes based attacks and "everything sucks, right? We'll do things differently!" Seems to me that the most useful Conservative line of attack would be attempts to link Carney with Trudeau and claim "more of the same", rather than "this guy is an outsider", which would play right into Carney's likely play of depicting himself as a hard reset for the current Liberal establishment.
That said... isn't it kind of academic at this point? Is there any real chance that Trudeau is going to step down?
Quote from: crazy canuck on Today at 01:01:56 PMQuote from: Barrister on Today at 12:26:37 PMWhat the hell, I'll engage against my better judgment.
I stopped reading after this.
If you want to have a civil discussion. Don't start it by being uncivil.
Quote from: Gups on Today at 03:49:35 PMCharlton Athletic. I wouldn't bother if I were you
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