The spat with India, and inquiries into foreign interference, are unlikely to affect his low standing with the public
The Justin Trudeau loyalists are digging in. There’s a “considerable cadre who want him to move on,” long-time Liberal MP John McKay told me. “But he’s stared them down before and he’s staring them down now.”, Senator Percy Downe, one of the first to call for his ouster, said in an e-mail. They’re being blocked, he said, by his chief of staff, the all-powerful Katie Telford., which has dominated the news cycle. Then came Wednesday’s much-anticipated appearance of Mr.
Not enough indeed. While foreign crises might bolster Mr. Trudeau’s support in caucus, they are unlikely to affect his woefully low standing with the general public. More probable is that they will only delay the inevitable: his departure.Making it more difficult for him to quit, said Mr. McKay, is his animosity toward Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre, who he regards as a parochial guttersnipe who has little interest in, and no experience with, foreign affairs.
While Mr. Trudeau gets some plaudits for his handling of Mr. Trump in his first White House term, there’s the disadvantage of a sour personal relationship. Mr. Trump feuded with him. He’s called him – just an average putdown by Trumpian standards – “a far-left lunatic.”
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