Justin Trudeau is an overhyped commodity, one that doesn’t sell.
That’s one possible reading of the Liberal Party’s relatively anemic second quarter fundraising totals, a haul that leaves the party of government — and their celebrity leader — looking (a long way) up at the more quotidian Andrew Scheer and his Conservative opposition.
We’re now three years into government and the Liberal Party has yet to figure out how to motivate its base to donate, other than flogging Trudeau far and wide. The latest play? Enter a contest to attend a “brunch reception” with Trudeau and one of the Queer Eye guys during Montreal Pride.
That’s one possible reading of the Liberal Party’s relatively anemic second quarter fundraising totals, a haul that leaves the party of government — and their celebrity leader — looking (a long way) up at the more quotidian Andrew Scheer and his Conservative opposition.
We’re now three years into government and the Liberal Party has yet to figure out how to motivate its base to donate, other than flogging Trudeau far and wide. The latest play? Enter a contest to attend a “brunch reception” with Trudeau and one of the Queer Eye guys during Montreal Pride.
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