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Former Cabinet Minister James Moore joins us to assess the state of the federal election, and the contrasting leadership styles of Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre. Chapters00:00 Beers, Banter, and Things to Watch21:00 Interview with James Moore27:01 The Current Political Landscape30:03 The Two-Horse Race: Carney vs. Poilievre32:49 The Impact of Historical Context on Current Politics36:06 The Influence of Trump on Canadian Conservatism39:20 The Threat of Trump and Canadian Identity40:57 The Conservative Party's Challenge43:20 Desire for Change vs. Stability46:21 Campaign Dynamics and Candidate Experience47:53 First 100 Days o50:20 Coalition Challenges and Political Strategy
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Canadian Elections, Top Secret Chats, UK Local Elections
Election time! In this cheeky half we take stock of the Canadian federal campaign in its nascent stage with an eye to what it takes to change the frame, and if Canada's third party, the NDP, have any hope.Plus, we talk top secret chats on Signal and why the local election in the UK matter as a reflection of national sentiments. Chapters00:00 Beer Talk01:57 Canadian Federal Election04:48 Polling Dynamics and Party Strategies07:37 The Trump Factor in Canadian Politics10:38 NDP's Position and Challenges13:44 Conservative Campaign Strategies16:43 The Role of Leadership and Image19:51 Future of the NDP and Coalition Politics24:44 Shifting Political Landscapes in Canada25:48 Signal and Top Secret War Chat30:34 Local Elections in the UK: A Temperature Check37:49 The Future of the Conservative Party in the UK
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Conservative Crumble?
Our first mailbag segment! Plus, we discuss the current political landscape in Canada, focusing on polling trends, the impact of Mark Carney's leadership, and strategies for the Conservative Party.
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Carney's convincing win with Dan Arnold
We welcome our first Liberal on the show! Dan Arnold joins us to analyze the Liberal leadership race in Canada. We analyze the performances of key candidates, particularly Mark Carney and Chrystia Freeland, and explore the impact of Donald Trump on the ballot question. We also geek out on the strategies employed by Carney's campaign, the public's perception of him, and the expectations surrounding his leadership. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Beer Selection17:32 Mark Carney's Dominance in the Race20:25 Christia Freeland's Campaign and Future23:25 The Impact of Trump on Canadian Politics26:22 Mark Carney's Authenticity and Campaign Strategy29:29 Expectations and Risks for Carney's Leadership32:37 The Role of Campaign Tactics in Carney's Success35:20 Surprises and Insights from the Leadership Race
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Trump, and a lot of swearing
Percy and Joseph get really ranty in this cheeky half episode as they dig into the current political climate, focusing on the implications of Trump's leadership on global affairs, the future of NATO, and the responses from various political leaders. They reflect on the state of democracy and the challenges facing Western alliances, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of diplomatic strategies in light of recent events. The conversation is marked by a mix of personal anecdotes and serious political analysis, highlighting the emotional toll of the current political landscape.TakeawaysThe current political climate is rapidly changing and unpredictable.Trump's leadership is reshaping global alliances and perceptions.NATO's reliability as a defence alliance is in questionDiplomatic strategies with Trump require careful consideration.-The emotional response to political events is significant for analysts.The need for businesses to reassess their risk management in light of U.S. politics.The Western Alliance is facing unprecedented challenges.The impact of tariffs and trade policies on international relations is profound.The future of global security may require a rethinking of alliances.
Join Craft Politics, where politics meets business over a pint. Hosted by a former politician and a seasoned political staffer, this podcast translates world events into actionable insights for business leaders. With populism on the rise, understanding this intersection is more crucial than ever. Why beer? Because the best political discussions happen with a pint in hand. Joseph Lavoie and Andrew Percy bring decades of experience in politics and business, offering concise, targeted insights to help you navigate the political landscape. Cheers to making politics work for your business!
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