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Welcome to another week with babble, rabble.ca‘s political discussion board. Here we see discussed everything from Justing Trudeau’s hair to whether Mulcair spouse Catherine Pinhas should be referred to by her husband’s last name. It’s a mixed bag as usual as babble contributors try to separate fact from fluff.
When Joe Oliver cancelled a speaking engagement at an exlusive private men’s club due to social media criticism, Liberal MP Chrystia Freeland and a whole bunch of journalists showed up anyway. Read all about it here.
And what’s with Quebec Tory candidate Soheil Eid posting on Facebook a comparison between Tom Mulcair and Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels? Babblers are amused that an ultra-right wing candidate has the nerve to call someone else a Nazi in this thread.
The debate between the decriminalization and the legalization of pot has resurfaced now that Mulcair has firmly stated that an NDP government would decriminalize marijuana. What do you think? Read all about it in this thread!
Whether you’re a Trudeau fan or not, check out this discussion, all about the Trudeau campaign. As per usual, babblers aren’t shy about where they stand and debate is as lively as ever. Are the Liberals feeling desperate? Will attacks against the NDP intensify? You be the judge.
Regardless, campaigns are heating up and whether you like to debate or you just like to read what others have to say, babble is the place to go for all things Election 2015
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