Yeah that's the problem ... I don't think the Liberals will do anything against wealth or corporations because they're all invested in each other.

And all that needs to happen two months before the election is a huge conservative party marketing campaign 'Fuck Trudeau' bumper stickers and the country will usher in a conservative government with open arms.

Then everyone will spend five to ten years belly aching about it all and switch back to liberal again.

I'm an NDP supporter, always was and always will be, but unfortunately the country is way too short sighted and ignorant to ever want to change between red or blue which at this point in history much like the Americans, are two parties that are different only in name and colour.

The Liberals would get a lot more support if they looked like they gave a shit about oligopolies and the cost of living. Yes, they've made a few policy statements, but they don't resonate.

It's "all change" in politics all around the world. The economy is shit and we've been taught to blame politicians.

If we get pharmacare for all, how does that interact with most people having some kind of private drug coverage? Could it cover the remaining differential (insurance covers 70% or whatever)? And just eliminate the tax deduction?

Its gonna be the only way to get drug costs down I would conjeccture 🤔

Edit: any insurance bros wanna help me out here and chime in