Canadian poster here -- the consequences of the policies were indeed terrible. A bit of a slow burn for the first few years maybe, but the fact that he lost his majority after the first term seems indicative of some sort of decline?
National politics are weird here, because the country is large and diverse -- Ontario is basically full of sheeple, but a lot of them -- and therefore the electoral map is such that being Current Thing enough for that crowd is enough to coast along pretty indefinitely winning minorities. This is basically what he's done; tbqh I'm coming around to separation as a solution (although I'd much prefer decentralization) now that Carney's decided backroom deals to secure a "mandate" are his best way forward.
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Canadian poster here -- the consequences of the policies were indeed terrible. A bit of a slow burn for the first few years maybe, but the fact that he lost his majority after the first term seems indicative of some sort of decline?
National politics are weird here, because the country is large and diverse -- Ontario is basically full of sheeple, but a lot of them -- and therefore the electoral map is such that being Current Thing enough for that crowd is enough to coast along pretty indefinitely winning minorities. This is basically what he's done; tbqh I'm coming around to separation as a solution (although I'd much prefer decentralization) now that Carney's decided backroom deals to secure a "mandate" are his best way forward.
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