LGBTQ+ activists in Canada are expressing deep concerns over the potential election of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, fearing his policies could be harmful to the LGBTQ+ community. They argue that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decreasing popularity might pave the way for a Poilievre victory. To prevent this, some activists are calling for Trudeau to resign as the leader of the Liberal Party, hoping a new leader could secure a win in the next federal election, which is mandated to occur by October 20, 2025. This movement underscores the anxiety within the LGBTQ+ community about the political direction Canada might take under Conservative leadership.
It's crucial we support a leadership change if it means protecting our LGBTQ+ rights from conservative policies that could set us back.
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Isn't it ironic how people are so quick to sideline democratic processes and leader choices just because they're afraid of differing political opinions?
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LGBTQ activists want Trudeau to step aside to prevent Poilievre win
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Queer advocates say a Conservative government led by Pierre Poilievre would be dangerous for the LGBTQ+ community, and some are calling on Trudeau to step aside to give the Liberals a better chance at winning the next election — which must happen by Oct. 20, 2025.
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LGBTQ+ activists fearful of a Poilievre government, some say Trudeau should step down
LGBTQ+ activists say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's pledge to remain the Liberal leader through to the next election, despite dwindling public support, is putting them at risk.
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