LPC leadership race - 2025

[Good2Golf]

He will be removed as leader at the 2025 NDP leadership convention if he continues this charade any longer.

The riding associations are sharpening their knives in the corner over the "well, what do you say we prop them up one last time... for the tariff relief?"

Edit to add: NDP Constitution states leadership review votes are mandatory after 2 years and the leader must maintain 50% plus one delegate approval in that vote to stay on as leader. If not, automatic leadership race. Happened to Thomas Mulcair in 2018.

So if he wasn’t so supported and replaced, then the replacement leader whips the NDP caucus to no longer support the LPC and they all go to election and lose seats and any hope for getting more back-scratching programs, you think that’s the most likely COA?

 

[rmc_wannabe]

So if he wasn’t so supported and replaced, then the replacement leader whips the NDP caucus to no longer support the LPC and they all go to election and lose seats and any hope for getting more back-scratching programs, you think that’s the most likely COA?

The NDP is structured far differently than the LPC, by design and by history.

The riding associations and individual party members wield a lot of power; unlike the LPC, where it is centrally controlled and dictated to by President and Party Leader. Your average NDP supporter gives no fucks about holding to power, only if their party continues to represent their interests and beliefs, through their candidates and party leader.

The NDP has strayed far away from those values and there are a lot of people in Team Orange that want to hit the reset button. Those who get to decide if Singh continues to ride the gravy train are the ones who aren't onboard with him.

If the LPC had retained a similar structure in their constitution before PMJT consolidated power in himself, he would have been turfed at latest this summer.

Dippers can stand being called many things, but LPCLite is grating on nerves a lot of folks never thought they had.

 

[Good2Golf]

The NDP is structured far differently than the LPC, by design and by history.

The riding associations and individual party members wield a lot of power; unlike the LPC, where it is centrally controlled and dictated to by President and Party Leader. Your average NDP supporter gives no fucks about holding to power, only if their party continues to represent their interests and beliefs, through their candidates and party leader.

The NDP has strayed far away from those values and there are a lot of people in Team Orange that want to hit the reset button. Those who get to decide if Singh continues to ride the gravy train are the ones who aren't onboard with him.

If the LPC had retained a similar structure in their constitution before PMJT consolidated power in himself, he would have been turfed at latest this summer.

Dippers can stand being called many things, but LPCLite is grating on nerves a lot of folks never thought they had.

I hope you are right. In theory, this could go on for some time. You know things are upside down when the NDP absolutely holds most of the…trump cards.

 

[OldSolduer]

This is not the NDP I once knew. The past leaders had principles- this guy not so much.

Layton rode a bike to the Hill. Singh arrives in - what was it?

This NDP has about as much in common with the working class as I have with the Royal Family