Curse of Politics Scott Galloway gettin' laid
Dec 8, 2025
Dive into the dynamic world of Canadian politics where panelists explore the contentious pipeline vote and its implications. They dissect Mark Carney's influence on Liberal identity and whether the party can articulate a clear narrative on climate action. The tension between corporate support and worker protections is palpable as discussions unfold on the Algoma Steel bailout. Insights on Trump’s impact and political optics leave listeners pondering the future of democracy and trust in leadership. Expect sharp debates and evolving viewpoints!
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Vote Forces Surface, Not Fix
- Forcing a Commons vote exposes Liberal divisions on the pipeline but may have limited practical consequence.
- The Conservatives gain narrative space but struggle to offer a clear alternative plan.
Carney's Vision Shifts Canada's Posture
- Carney's MOU signals a vision of Canada more tied to the United States than independent action.
- That framing risks alienating progressives who saw Canada as a distinct climate actor.
Election Was About Trust In Institutions
- The election split reflected belief in institutions versus belief they are broken and must be replaced.
- Carney leverages that by emphasizing system competence over ideological purity.
