The Prime Minister must ask himself honestly whether remaining as leader best ensures the party’s health
More than a decade ago, Justin Trudeau took a dispirited, strife-torn, third-place Liberal Party and recreated it in his own image, winning election after election after election. There are few voices of dissent within the party because the voices who matter all matter because of him.
Data Dive with Nik Nanos: 2023 was a historically bad year for Justin Trudeau and the federal Liberals That’s two polls showing the Conservatives competitive with the Liberals in Quebec. What does that mean? There are Liberals who believe Mr. Trudeau is the best leader to save the furniture, as the saying goes – that even in the event of a defeat in the next election, the Prime Minister would preserve the Liberal base for a successor to build upon. Those who think that need to reconsider.
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