Althea Raj
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678 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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So that's, I think, the accumulation that is happening.
And you have some caucus members
who feel like they cannot say anything.
And you have other caucus members who feel like, well, we were not pragmatic enough in the Justin Trudeau era.
But I think if you're a liberal voter or a progressive who lent your vote to the liberals over several terms, I think there are questions being asked about, well, what is the liberal party?
Who is
what are the values that this party represent?
I think that's a longer damage.
And I think that's a conversation that's just beginning to happen because this government is, frankly, just starting to flesh itself out beyond the broad scope.
So we know the government is focused on the economy, wants to build out defense, et cetera, et cetera.
I totally agree with that.
The Trump factor is the thing keeping progressives still in the liberal tent.
I also think just on Stephen Kipo's writing, his writing has become far more friendlier in terms of demographic and income towards the liberals than it used to be.
We all unite against Trump.
Yeah, I think there's several ways of looking at it.
The first is obviously Prime Minister Kearney is somebody who is close to Europe, you know, like led the Bank of England, has a lot of affinity towards Europe and has
nurtured a Rolodex of contacts in Europe.
So there's, I think, a natural personal affinity towards Europe that perhaps we didn't have in other prime ministers.
That's one angle, obviously, to the story.
The other angle is, of course, what it means for the KUSMA or the USMCA-related talks.
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