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The Conservative Party Has No Real Solutions For The Affordability Crisis
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Except Poilievre is specifically saying he wants to lower housing prices and he's winning. So the game has changed and as always the LPC is too comfortable and slow to notice.
https://twitter.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1640811273666584578
And I want a pony.
Neither of us have a plan (and neither of us really want it anyway).
He has offered specific platform planks about this. You can disagree that they'll help (obviously they're a supply side approach) but to say he has no plan is false.
Let's look at past conservative history, should we believe any of their plans or promises? 🤔
I can work with that argument. Write that article and I'll read it. But people saying "the conservatives have no plan on housing" are just making themselves look dumb on this front, and the Liberals could disarm the conservatives by stealing the good parts of this plan and save us from a government of transphobes and anti-vaxxers and anti-environmentalists.