• Parties

    From IB Joe@1:342/201 to Aaron Thomas on Mon Jan 19 16:58:32 2026
    I read that you asked a question and I don't recall answering it.

    There is a Conservative Party in Canada that Pierre Poilievre is in. There use to be 2, its like the Conservative party was center right and the Wild Rose Party was far right. The flower called "The Wild Rose" is the provincial flower for Alberta, this is where the party started.

    Having 2 Conservative parties cost an election in the province... The right was split and the NDP (Far Left) got in for a cycle.

    The 2 parties collapsed into one and are trying to get along so the Commies don't get back in.

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:342/201 to IB Joe on Mon Jan 19 21:05:12 2026
    There is a Conservative Party in Canada that Pierre Poilievre is in. There use to be 2, its like the Conservative party was center right and the Wild Rose Party was far right. The flower called "The Wild Rose" is the provincial flower for Alberta, this is where the party started.

    Having 2 Conservative parties cost an election in the province... The right was split and the NDP (Far Left) got in for a cycle.

    The 2 parties collapsed into one and are trying to get along so the Commies don't get back in.

    This sheds more light on the subject. It sounds like this fallback system for when a majority is lost is not so great afterall because it puts more reliance on other parties, which would never, ever work in the USA, so how could it work in Canada? (It can't.)

    This reminds me of how NY has 2 (supposedly) right-wing parties: We have the NY GOP and the NY Conservative party. Sounds like we'd have a lot of great minds working together to help the state. right? Hell no. Both parties are corrupt, neither party produces good candidates, and neither party answers emails nor phonecalls. (See the pattern?)

    Do they have that in Florida? (My guess is no!)

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  • From IB Joe@1:342/201 to Aaron Thomas on Tue Jan 20 13:48:02 2026
    On 19 Jan 2026, Aaron Thomas said the following...


    This sheds more light on the subject. It sounds like this fallback
    system for when a majority is lost is not so great afterall because it puts more reliance on other parties, which would never, ever work in the USA, so how could it work in Canada? (It can't.)


    In Canada if the Party in power is a minority... I tried to look it up but I gave up... there minority seating arrangement is only by a couple seats.

    The party in power usually work with others to pass legislation. These minority governments don't usually last long... 18 months or so... before an other election is called.

    Justin Trudeau's last term was a minority government and he was able to do what he wanted because he had talked the NDP (The AOC Party) to help him out. The leader of that party wanted his pension (MTG Style) so he went along. After he was eligible for his pension they called an election.

    In comes Carney.

    To be honest if Trump didn't bust Trudeau's balls over the 51 State thing the Conservatives would have won... There are a lot of Rosie O'Donnell(s) and Robert De Niro(s) in Canada. I LOLd but I knew the left would be running around with their hair on fire.

    Now we have Mark Carney for a few months more... Pray for Canada!!!

    This reminds me of how NY has 2 (supposedly) right-wing parties: We have the NY GOP and the NY Conservative party. Sounds like we'd have a lot of great minds working together to help the state. right? Hell no. Both parties are corrupt, neither party produces good candidates, and neither party answers emails nor phonecalls. (See the pattern?)

    Do they have that in Florida? (My guess is no!)


    Canada and the US are no different in that there is a political spectrum that people are in. In the US, for the most part, there is a 2 party system. Each party have their center majority and then their more fringe AOC/MTG. All are suppose to get along and work together for the end goal of insider trading or whatever it is they do.

    Canada has several parties Far left (NDP) center left Liberal (This is a LIE) center right Conservative far right Wild Rose Party. <--- This party doesn't exist any more.

    Your State has a problem if there are 2 conservative parties. It splits the vote and the Democrats walk into power every time there is an election.

    Florida there are just 2 parties. Most Florida is Red, larger city centers Blue. There was a time where Florida was considered a swing state... But since Trump's election and Ron DeSantis being Governor Florida will not be swinging anywhere for awhile.

    I prefer the US's style, it is what it is, but the politics as of late sucks with the left hating everything and everyone...

    Anyway. Go RED Team if you're in the US, Go BLUE if you're in Canada!!!

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