ELECTIONS CANADA 2019 - THE LEADERS DEBATE

DEBATE OF THE LEADERS 2019 
By Bernard Bujold
The leaders' debate in French was well conducted but none of the leaders could establish themselves as the "champion" of the October 21 election. 
Yves François Blanchet did not escape at the front of the race and if we compare to a horse race, we can say that the race will end with the photo finish... 
My favorite horse, Maxime Bernier, did very well but unlike elsewhere in the world, especially in the United States, here in Canada there is no polarization between the right and the left. Canadians are dispersed and diverse when it comes to defining their political support.  Because of that, Maxime Bernier did not manage to stand out from the race and was unable to attract a section of the Canadian population to his party. 
If there is a polarization of voters in Canada, it is at the level of political party organizations. In this sense in 2019, the Liberal organization against the Conservative will produce a winner in the election. In the end, it will be either Justin Trudeau or Andrew Scheer as the minority Prime Minister because many voters will vote for one or other of the two major parties depending on their geographic location. 
The other leaders will become for the next four years "jester of the king" in the court which is the Canadian Parliament ... 
And Maxime Bernier? Mathematically with more than 300 candidates in the running, he should win a few seats, according to the law of chance, and he will thus become a voice in the King's Court, like other fools! If Maxime were not to win any seat, then Albert's theory will be proven wrong ... (Albert Einstein) 
To be continued !
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