Opinion Althia Raj: To hold off Pierre Poilievre, Justin Trudeau has to counter a familiar — and effective — playbook
“Everything feels broken,” laments Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre each time he’s in front of a microphone.
If this sounds familiar, it is. Poilievre has borrowed from Trudeau’s successful 2015 campaign slogan “better is always possible.” He’s also appropriated from David Cameron, the former Conservative leader in the United Kingdom whose “Broken Britain” campaign saw the Tories successfully argue Labour’s big government promise had failed to deliver.It may be tempting to dismiss his over-the-top rhetoric. Liberals may want to argue things are better for a lot of Canadians.
Add to that the fact that Trudeau’s caucus is increasingly restless ; that a recession is on the horizon, and that a likely strike by public servants may impact the delivery of services .
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