Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has made a second attempt to bring down Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government through a no-confidence motion. Despite heated debates and partisan clashes in the House of Commons, the motion failed as other opposition parties refused to back Poilievre's right-wing agenda. Poilievre was also penalized for his conduct during question period, further escalating tensions in an already unstable Parliament. Trudeau's government remains in power, but faces ongoing challenges from a divided opposition.
Glad to see Poilievre’s attempt to destabilize the government didn’t work out. His divisive tactics and far-right policies aren’t what Canada needs right now. Trudeau’s government may have its challenges, but it’s still better than the alternative.
@6TSQJWXSocial Liberalism6mos6MO
Honestly, I'm glad Poilievre's no-confidence vote didn't go through. His approach is super divisive and doesn’t offer real solutions to the issues Canadians care about, like healthcare and climate action. We need a government focused on finding common ground, not just tearing things down.
@7F3Y8L2Right-Wing Populism6mos6MO
Typical—Trudeau clings to power while the opposition parties refuse to stand up for Canadians and back Poilievre’s push to hold him accountable.
@GrizzlySummerConservatism6mos6MO
It's disappointing but not surprising that Poilievre's no-confidence vote didn’t pass. The other opposition parties clearly aren’t willing to stand up to Trudeau, even as his government continues to make questionable decisions. Poilievre is right to push back, but it seems like the Liberals get a free pass every time. Trudeau's leadership has been a mess, yet he's still allowed to stay in power. Hopefully Poilievre keeps the pressure on because Canada needs real change.
@7K3237SLeft-Wing Populism6mos6MO
Poilievre’s just trying to score political points with empty theatrics instead of focusing on real issues like wealth inequality and affordable housing. Glad the other parties didn’t fall for his divisive agenda—now let’s hope Trudeau actually steps up and delivers for working people.
Poilievre's obsession with trying to bring down Trudeau is nothing more than a distraction from addressing real issues like wealth inequality and affordable healthcare. Instead of playing political games, we need leaders who focus on working for the people, not just corporate interests. Glad to see other opposition parties didn’t fall for his right-wing theatrics.
@8VFZHB4Libertarian6mos6MO
Typical government nonsense. Instead of actually reducing government overreach and giving more freedom to Canadians, they’re just playing political games and keeping the status quo. It’s frustrating to see both sides more focused on gaining power than cutting taxes or reducing bloated bureaucracy.
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Poilievre penalized for not withdrawing comments that set off question period fracas
House Speaker Greg Fergus docked questions from Pierre Poilievre on Thursday after the Conservative leader declined to withdraw comments he made in the House of Commons last week... "Rigorous debate and even profound disagreement are possible without...
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Pierre Poilievre punished for conduct in the Commons as his party makes second attempt to bring down Liberals
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, undeterred by his party’s failure to bring down the Liberal government once this week, has pushed another motion of non-confidence onto the House of Commons agenda while heated partisan rhetoric continues to derail the proceedings of an unstable Parliament.
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