CANADALAND In Defence of Carney
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Sep 26, 2025 In this engaging discussion, Rahim Mohamed, a columnist at the National Post, analyzes Mark Carney's centrist shift in politics. He delves into the nationwide protests against Carney's policies, particularly regarding climate and immigration. They explore the overlapping platforms of the Liberals and Conservatives and how Carney might attract moderate voters. Mohamed warns about the potential backlash from younger anti-establishment movements and critiques the effectiveness of Carney's housing agency and environmental strategies.
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Carney Governs From The Centre
- Mark Carney is governing from the centre to capture voters worried about leadership and stability.
- His image as an experienced, level-headed banker helps him attract moderate and right-leaning supporters.
Leadership Trumped Policy
- Voter preference in the campaign leaned toward trusted leadership over policy detail.
- Carney's persona as a credible leader mattered more than policy differences between parties.
Younger Voters Move Anti‑Establishment
- Younger left-leaning voters are shifting toward anti-establishment candidates with bold economic promises.
- That generational shift threatens a centrist coalition that relies on older voters.