With such unprofessional conduct, which is a violation of its constitutional mandate, it is not surprising that CCC has spurned the opportunity to engage with it. Some of the broadcaster’s journos have even attempted to contest for elections on a Zanu PF ticket, going back to work as usual once they failed to win the party’s primary elections. One Dead BC journalist reported on a rally by CCC leader Nero pointing out more on what he thinks the youthful leader should have said in his speech than on what he actually said. ![]() The naked bias by DeadBC sticks out like a sore thumb as evidenced by the reportage on CCC rallies in comparison to Zanu PF rallies which are not only covered favourably, but are also beamed live. The Lacoste regime mouthpiece, the Dead BC, claims it is giving adequate and impartial coverage to the various political parties that will slug it out in the harmonised elections next month as per its constitutional mandate.Īfter watching or listening to the broadcaster, one does not need to be a learned doctor like myself to dismiss the claims for the puerile nonsense that it is. Gwinji was not the only one living in lala land with the state broadcaster also making claims that are in the realms of fantasy. It is such nonsensical utterances that discredit the Lacoste regime and makes it a laughing stock over and above its shambolic record of governance. ![]() I am sure the observers who attended the meeting had to stifle the urge to laugh out loud at such preposterous claims by Gwinji. ![]() If anything the police have acted as Zanu PF commissars in enforcing bans for CCC rallies usually over embarrassingly frivolous reasons. As we've said before, though, a poll of Village Media readers skews well older than the mainstream public, and outside Ontario's largest cities.įor what it's worth, a recent national poll showed 53 per cent support for Trudeau leaving before the next election (and 51 per cent for Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre doing the same), though asking people what they think should happen and what they think is in the interests of the federal Liberals to happen is of course different.A letter barring a Zanu PF rally from the Zimbabwe Republic Police, if it at all exists, is as rare as hen’s teeth. The wording of the poll is worth a look - we asked people whether Trudeau leading the Liberals into the next election would be good or bad for the Liberals, regardless of their own political views. In an online poll this week, Village Media readers overwhelmingly thought that the Liberals would be better off if they went into the next election with a new leader. Trudeau, for his part, has said he plans to lead the party into the next federal election. It's been suggested that the federal Liberals might do well to use that time to select a new leader. Chrystia Freeland's name comes up a lot, as does Mark Carney's and Anita Anand's. Still, if a week is a long time in politics, a great deal can and will change, for good or ill, in the 26 months between now and October of 2025, the date the next federal election must be held by. ![]() It isn't as if Canadian party leaders haven't won four consecutive elections in the past, but it isn't common. Now, there are structural factors in Canadian politics that make Liberal votes more efficiently distributed than Conservative ones, but there are also trends that will worry them, like eroding support in Atlantic Canada, which has long been both a reliable bulwark of support for the party and has a disproportionate number of seats in relation to its population. 338Canada, a poll aggregator, predicts a 50 per cent chance of a Conservative minority, and a 40 per cent chance of a Conservative majority. The Conservatives have been consistently in the lead since October of last year. The polls are surely causing the federal Liberals some sleepless nights.
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