This is my first post and entry into writing publicly. I am looking forward to expanding and growing my brand. You can also follow me on Substack substack.com/@fasteddieguns (12/12)

But for now, if you guys can't even email me back acknowledging and addressing my previous emails of concern and point of view, then I have no regard for supporting a party too caught up in their own ignorance and destruction. (11/12)

I have hope that one day again I can support the NDP, and I'm more than willing to share my experience to help you reshape and return to core values. (10/12)

Read it, review it, understand how it impacts the bigger picture (not the immediate) but what its potential for growth is. Vote against it if you can't look beyond your own egoic agenda, or table revisions to make it work for all. (9/12)

Right now, it's sad to say, but the NDP Party of Canada is so out of touch that they are charting their path into obscurity. Don't vote against Carney's first budget because of posturing. It makes you look weak and pathetic. (8/12)

Now, Zoran Mamdani is charting a path back to the people. This should be your example of what the NDP is supposed to look and act like. Put in the work, knock on a million doors, get to know who Canadians really are! (7/12)

Let the lesson of the Democratic Party of the USA be a warning and learning opportunity of not what to do. They lost touch and set rigid beliefs, never bending or making exceptions. This was their demise. (6/12)

Drive home the theme and messaging that the NDP are public servants for the people, and not leaders who only make decisions from siloed views in echo chambers filled with corporate and oligarchy overreach. (5/12)

If you want to save the NDP, you really need to look past your perceived "celebrity status" because it's driving a wedge between those who vote and those who represent. (4/12)

I talk about politics and I talk a lot. Everyone I talk to agrees with me that they have lost confidence in the NDP party. As such, I am going to give my advice: talk to the public, do town halls, create think tanks that involve the general public—not out-of-touch "experts." (3/12)

There is so much posturing going on that it makes me sick. There is no connection to the public anymore. The polls you use are so out of touch with the general public that I think they don't give you any perspective of what is actually happening in the common public.(2/12)

No explanation required!

I live in a riding where the Liberal MP has won for years, even though she does nothing for her constituents. I’ve never voted Liberal before, but I feel confident in Carney and in leaving the NDP vote behind for the sake of our freedom and unity.

Thanks. I’ll take a read over the weekend.

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That sounds interesting