Kids Back In School and Trudeau Out Off Office - Monday!

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Good morning, it’s Monday! The kids are back in school, which is awesome. I’m not sure if it’ll make my life easier or harder, but it feels like a coin flip. Does it say something about my work if I think my kids are harder or more stressful than it? They’re definitely more stressful! But hey, they’re back in school, I’m back at work, and life is generally good.

Life might not be too good for a certain Prime Minister, though. There’s speculation that Trudeau might resign today. By the time you’re seeing this, he’s probably already out. I actually wrote a blog post about this yesterday, so go check it out if you’re interested. The TLDR is that Trudeau should go down with the sinking ship. At this point, there’s no one who can jump in and course-correct; there’s just no saving the Liberals. If anything, the opposition should be pushing harder to become the official opposition.

Seriously, anyone who thinks they can take over and fix things? You can’t trust them. If there’s any Liberal out there who thinks, “Hey, I could be the one to turn things around,” they should be disqualified from politics. We should all judge them harshly because they can’t do it, they won’t be able to do it, and the fact that they think they can do it makes me question their sanity. Let Trudeau own this L, let him go down with the ship. But those are just my thoughts, y’all probably have your own.

Anyways, it’s freezing here. I’m going to go inside. Have a great one, peace!

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updated_at 31-07-2025
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