CYCLOPS 6,321 Posted Tuesday at 02:10 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 02:10 AM (edited) 17 minutes ago, RuPaul said: It’s honestly so disheartening to see as we went from one government that took every part of the province’s services (health, education, etc.) apart for scraps and made it easier for private companies to buy them up, to now another government that’s most likely going to continue that trend even more and make the cost of living even worse than it presently is and on top of all of that, they want to blow millions of dollars on a separation referendum that probably won’t go anywhere when there are so many other issues that the money could be spent on… (apologies for the rambling run-on sentence, I’m just trying to process this night) If that's any consolation I truly don't think they will actually go through with the referendum. PSPP is way to fragile to lose so badly especially on a third try. That would be a major blow to his ego and I don't think he can take it. Edited Tuesday at 02:14 AM by CYCLOPS Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
CYCLOPS 6,321 Posted Tuesday at 02:19 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 02:19 AM It's pretty much official at this point, but at least it's looking like it's going to be a minority government. And I love that the CAQ lost so fiercely it's almost cunty, from 90 seats to zero that's kind of amazing 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Economy 53,221 Posted Tuesday at 12:38 PM Author Share Posted Tuesday at 12:38 PM 10 hours ago, CYCLOPS said: It's pretty much official at this point, but at least it's looking like it's going to be a minority government. And I love that the CAQ lost so fiercely it's almost cunty, from 90 seats to zero that's kind of amazing Which party was CAQ? Where do they fit in the spectrum? You seem to know more about some of the Quebec specific parties than I do 😅 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bronco 28,678 Posted Tuesday at 12:55 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:55 PM Is there a difference between the Partis and the Bloc? The gays know how to party Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
CYCLOPS 6,321 Posted Tuesday at 12:56 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:56 PM Just now, Bronco said: Is there a difference between the Partis and the Bloc? Bloc is federal PQ is provincial 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
CYCLOPS 6,321 Posted Tuesday at 01:01 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 01:01 PM 17 minutes ago, Economy said: Which party was CAQ? Where do they fit in the spectrum? You seem to know more about some of the Quebec specific parties than I do 😅 The outgoing party of the last 8 years, known for their CATASTROPHIC waste of taxpayer money, the destruction of the public health system and their disrespect toward renters. It's a party of boomers that catered to retirees and businesses. Currently led by Peter Pan's girlboss sister, who campaigned on the fact that she wasn't François Legault, the previous leader who left in shame in january after massive pressure. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
BeyonkaAte 987 Posted Tuesday at 04:07 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:07 PM it's disheartening to see the effects of the messed up voting system in Québec... the Parti Québecois will govern the province with ZERO seats in its largest city (Montéal) and TWO seats in the capital (Québec city). Also sad to see Québec Solidaire lose two seats in the Assemblée Générale versus the 2022 elections. My hope is at least with a minority government the PQ will be blocked by the PLQ from anything majorly radically right-wing... hope being the operative word. Ideally, QS and the PLQ could form a coalition but the PLQ is far too neoliberal to side with the left-leaning QS (who had my vote since the 2018 election). Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RaveMonster 727 Posted Tuesday at 04:22 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:22 PM Unfortunately there’s a big wave of conservatives taking more seats in Canada and many of the left wing people who are in power today haven’t done much to prevent this. Immigration is one of those topics where many Canadians somehow agree and now it’s kind of hard for the left wing parties to gain votes when it comes to this topic. Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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