James Moore

They expect either, you know, conservatives that want lower taxes or tougher crime or something related to families or whatever.

whatever the code of the day is.

And liberals have their version of that, either expanded social services or something specific on official languages or go a little further on gun control or whatever it is.

And those constituent parts just say, especially in the current context with Prime Minister Carney, they say you've got

You know, you're 10 points up in the national polls, you're 15 points up in Ontario, you're 20 points up in preferred prime minister.

You now have a clear majority in the House.

You have no provinces fighting you.

You have no reason to not deliver.

So so where's my thing?

And everybody's going to start looking for their thing.

The fangs and the teeth, the media get a little bit sharper.

Even independent media, you know, conservative media, they get they get a little bit more aggressive and they start hunting down cabinet ministers in airports and at home and in community events because the official opposition has sort of they've lost seats in parliament and they've lost momentum.

So we need to do our part to stand up for the conservative cause.

And they're going to get a little bit more aggressive.

Everything actually gets harder.

The only thing that gets easier is.

committees and your ability to pass stuff through the house.

But everything else takes on a different shape and a different perspective.

So you buy yourself more time.

Fundraising gets harder because you don't have to sort of scare the base with the dynamic that we have an election in 90 days.