Brian Lilley on Mark Carney, Doug Ford, and the Rise of Competence Politics

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The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

Stephen LeDrew

588 episodes

4 days ago

The LeDrew Three Minute Interview is a daily podcast featuring insight on the news that matters to you, with views you won't hear anywhere else. Stephen LeDrew is a lawyer, broadcaster, responsible father, and a believer in fairness and good manners and liberalism(in the best sense of the word), and good government and civic responsibility.Stephen LeDrew is an enemy of bureaucratic busybodies, know-it-all “idealogues”, pontificating politicians who tell everyone else how to run their lives, woke idiots, and politically correct, milquetoast, sanitized media outlets.

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Brian Lilley on Mark Carney, Doug Ford, and the Rise of Competence Politics

The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

3 minutes 51 seconds

4 days ago

Brian Lilley on Mark Carney, Doug Ford, and the Rise of Competence Politics

Stephen LeDrew sits down with Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun to discuss how Canadian politics has shifted beyond traditional party lines. From swing voters to the appeal of imagery over competence and substance, Lilley explores why Canadians are no longer voting strictly liberal or conservative and how leaders like Doug Ford and Mark Carney have capitalized on this trend. A concise, insightful three-minute discussion on voter priorities, election strategies, and the changing face of Canadian politics.

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