Pierre Poilievre often stresses that the Liberals are seeking a fourth consecutive term, implying that four is simply too many. It certainly is for Conservatives, who have never won four in a row since Sir John A. Macdonald, who won four consecutive majorities (and six of the first seven Canadian federal elections).

For the Liberals, contrariwise, four is, as in golf, par for the course.

The politics of humiliation have fallen out of fashion in Canada{ai:summary}<p>Pierre Poilievre argues that the Liberal Party's pursuit of a fourth consecutive term is excessive, noting that Conservatives have not achieved such a feat since Sir John A. Macdonald. In contrast, for the Liberals, securing four terms is a standard expectation. </p><p>#politics</p>

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