Canada's PM - who's facing questions about his political future - says he still plans to stay for another election.
  • Kecessa@sh.itjust.works
    59·
    8 months ago

    What he said is basically that he does think about quitting every day because it’s a hard job that requires tons of sacrifices and has a huge impact on your personal life and all sane human would feel the same way and would constantly be questioning themselves if they were in his position.

    He never said it the way English media is trying to depict it. He mentions in the same interview that he believes he still has something to bring to the table, especially with all the attacks on democracy and populism, he’s not there to be popular, he’s there to try and improve things.

  • Grant_M@lemmy.caEnglish
    97·
    8 months ago

    Moscow and far right want him gone – therefore, I want him to stay.

    • FriendBesto@lemmy.ml
      34·
      8 months ago

      I am a life-long Liberal. I cannot wait for the door to hit him on the way out. Hell, I invite you to watch him in Parliamentary Sessions, not clips, actual sessions on CPAC, his holier-than-thou, drama teacher, never-a-direct answer way of doing things will make you hate him too. Of course on top of his personal 4 or 5 corruption/ethics scandals should be more than enough. I mean, these are like no secret and documented.

      Not to mention his office recent inviting of an Ex-SS Officer, a Nazi, to get a standing ovation on National TV. Due to them just wanting to sell a PR stunt and clearly doing incompetent due diligence. And then he trying to somehow try to blame the Russians for his screw up. As if he thinks people are that stupid. Maybe he does.

      If your take is to keep his manipulative, lying BS in there, just because people you politically disagree with do not like him then no wonder the Canada is going down the pipes. Politics are not a team sport.

      Let the Americans do that if they want. We should know better.