Poilievre slams Liberal majority as "backroom deal"
Pierre Poilievre reacts to Mark Carney's newly secured majority government, while CBC's David Cochrane praises the Liberal Party's "remarkable political turnaround"
Prime Minister Mark Carney has secured a majority government through a mix of byelection wins and MPs crossing the floor, reshaping the balance of power in Ottawa.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre reacted on X, accusing the Liberals of making “backroom deals” rather than securing a clear electoral mandate. He criticized floor-crossing MPs, saying they “betrayed the people who voted for them.”
Meanwhile, CBC’s David Cochrane praised the Liberal Party’s “remarkable political turnaround,” adding that “there’s not a party in the world that wouldn’t do the same thing.”
Political commentator Kirk Lubimov joins Marc Patrone to break down the political fallout, why it’s eroding trust in Canada’s political system and driving frustration in the West.
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They think we are all stupid he bribed to get a majority
Wake up Cochrane you stupid jerk. Carney didn't make a political turnaround. He bought people to cross the floor. No wonder most people don't listen to you. Why do you liberals always lie?