There's one lesson the Trudeau Liberals must learn from Trump's victory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : (Rogan's endorsement went to Trump this year.)
56% : Trump mimicked the anger of working people, offered them a return to optimism, and reached them on the channels they listen to.
50% : Many, myself included, thought voters would see Trump for the charlatan that he is.
38% : They avoided trying to break into, or compete with, the toxic information environment in which Trump lives.
25% : The only tactic left at their disposal is to compare Poilievre to Trump, unconvincingly and to the frustration of the Conservatives' new-found working-class base.
18% : ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOWIn trying to paint Trump as a danger to democracy, the Democrats twisted themselves in knots to become guardians of the status quo.
15% : The post-mortem of Harris's stunning loss is still ongoing, but it's incontrovertible that Trump is returning to the White House because he won over the working class, particularly men.
15% : Harris spent the campaign bombarding voters with tightly-messaged scripts about why they should vote against Trump.
10% : Not long after Harris called Trump a "fascist," Liberal MP Adam van Koeverden claimed that Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre "poses an existential threat to Canada's democracy."

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