Comments by "UzuMaki NaRuto" (@UzumakiNaruto_) on "Pierre Poilievre calling for apology from federal government after Rota resignation" video.

@FutureCraze I think Pierre needs to dial back on his neverending attacks on Trudeau and his party. I get he wants to look strong and tough and such, but it gets pretty tiring to hear him criticising Trudeau and the Libs every single day while providing very little information on what HE and his party would do differently to deal with an issue.
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@mikebyers1873 What solutions has Pierre mentioned that are good and aren't the same old rehashed 'solutions' that the PCs always bring up before every single election?
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@Ashtree29 Trudeau is already hated enough. I don't think Pierre needs to add to that and instead needs to give Canadians more reason to vote for him and his party. All I see on TV ads these days about Pierre is how he's supposedly a nice guy and a good family man. Haven't seen him talk much about what he'd do to fix many of the problems that this country is currently facing now. Who knows maybe he's waiting for the election to come around to do that, but right now I'm just tired of hearing Pierre saying the same crap everyday about Trudeau and wish he'd give me more reason to vote for his party with what he would do differently than the Liberals to improve the lives of Canadians.
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@mikebyers1873 No amount of 'red tape' cutting and other measures is going to produce millions of new homes in a short period of time and make those homes affordable to the majority of Canadians. Even if you're able to ramp up home building to record levels, is that really going to bring down the price of a condo or home to $500,000 or less so that most people can afford it? Probably not. Developers will never build homes and sell it at such a cheap price unless maybe if they're building in a small town where most people probably don't want to live in. The only way to fix the housing problem is the drastically reduce the number of foreigners we bring in every year and for the government to take over building 'affordable housing' because they don't need to make profit from every unit they build. Let the government have a crown construction company that's responsible for building housing and major public projects like transit and infrastructure so that they don't have to factor in profit as part of the price of building these projects.
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