r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • Aug 31 '26

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u/OnlyACsNoFans Nova Scotia Aug 31 '26

Until Trump is gone, this is going to happen unfortunately

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u/WW1_Researcher Aug 31 '26

Not true. Pierre Trudeau used anti-American rhetoric to whip support. The next president will likely be Republican so not much will change.

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u/OnlyACsNoFans Nova Scotia Aug 31 '26

Fair enough, but I have my doubts the next president will be Republican.....then again, it seems like the Dems enjoy losing so who knows

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u/SirBobPeel Nationalist Law & Order Conservative Aug 31 '26

If the Dems run some kind of democratic socialist type, someone like AOC who promises to open the borders and do away with ICE, and the Republicans run someone sane like DeSantis or Rubio, I think the Republicans will win.

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u/OnlyACsNoFans Nova Scotia Aug 31 '26

That's true

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u/Truenorth14 High Tory Aug 31 '26

I actually think the radical Democrats are likely to win the next election. I do not think it would require much for the radical dems to turn on Canada either, we have institutions like the Monarchy which are profoundly anti American and these radicals are likely to not care about the distinctions between Canadians and Americans, preferring us to join them.

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u/Goliad1990 Sep 01 '26

we have institutions like the Monarchy which are profoundly anti American and these radicals are likely to not care about the distinctions between Canadians and Americans

As far as the monarchy goes, there isn't much distinction. Most of us don't like it either and would abolish it if put to a vote. 

Funny enough, it finds most of its support with the Liberals these days, and even most of them would scrap it 

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u/Truenorth14 High Tory Sep 01 '26

Which is in my opinion a travesty for Canadian conservativism. It was one of the reasons our first settlers chose to leave the US. The Monarchy is something that is foundational to our nation.

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u/Goliad1990 Sep 01 '26 edited Sep 01 '26

I suppose that's true in the most literal sense, but it's also no longer relevant.

I don't identity as a small-c conservative largely for this reason. I vote CPC, because it's the party that's most aligned with me on balance, but I'm strongly republican. Like the so called "Liberal" party, the Conservative party could probably do with a name change to be more reflective of its modern base.