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Real talk time with fellow CPC supporting Canadians. "Vote split"

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June Marie1 year ago

Like it or not, it's my vote, not theirs, and I am voting PPC.

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Falcon Trothrim1 year ago

I'm not voting for Carney,Maxime,Pierre,dogmeat or the greenthing .I'm ONLY VOTING FOR THE POLICIES THAT I AGREE WITH..... FOR ME THAT'S PPC. YOU DO YOU.

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Pursuit of Faith1 year ago

"Max is a "divide the vote" installation." This is coming from the same kind of person that if a can of beans was more people than Poilievre, he would vote for the can. These people don't read parties' policies. They vote to get Trudeau out by siphoning the votes in one place. CPC never cared for Canada; never will. Covid exposed that all parties were hand in hand and there was NO opposition and still not.

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Dale1 year ago

That’s your best ever. Well done. If every Canadian knew more about PPC and took the time to understand the PPC platform, it would be a game changer. Keep spreading the word, that was a solid message to conservatives and liberals.

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Zap1 year ago

The only vote being split is the liberal vote being split between CPC, Liberals, NDP and greens. All left leaning parties.

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Evan McFatridge1 year ago

There’s no such thing as vote splitting. I wish this bullshit would die for good 🙄

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◻️ Rob Primo ◻️1 year ago

The “Vote Split” argument is legitimately how they keep everyone living in the matrix and maintain power.

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Nelly1 year ago

Voting PPC over CPC isn’t vote splitting because it’s about intent, not just numbers. If voters see PPC as a principled break from CPC’s broader appeal, they’re not diluting a bloc—they’re rejecting it for something sharper. The “split” only holds if you assume all similar votes are interchangeable, but they’re not: one’s a calculated play to win, the other’s a bold move to redefine. It’s strategy, not subtraction.

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J K Dougie 🏁1 year ago

💯 This country is so deep in shit… I did my homework and I’ll support the PPC all the way no matter what will be the outcome. The shortcuts won’t solve Canada’s problem.

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