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Premier Doug Ford bills himself and his government as “for the people,” but a new poll suggests a clear majority of Ontarians do not believe he cares about people like them.
The Corbett Communications survey for the Star indicates the cronyism scandal engulfing Ford’s office appears to be damaging the premier’s carefully constructed image as a champion for the little guy.
Asked whether “Doug Ford cares about people like me,” 67 per cent of respondents disagreed with that statement. Only 19 per cent agreed he does care about them while 14 per cent were not sure.
https://www.thestar.com/politics/pr...e-doug-ford-cares-about-people-like-them.html
I got a phone call survey yesterday with one question: if an election were held today would you vote for Ford. I answered no of course
This Taverner concussion can't be a coincidence. What's he afraid of and how long will he drag it out?
Though it's noteworthy that except for that one that put them in the low 20s, most of the opinion polls I've seen have placed the Tories around the 30th percentile or so, give or take (and sometimes still in the polling lead)--as damaging and damaged as *Doug* is, my feeling is that the Ontario PC brand is still strong enough that a quick leadership switcheroo could be sufficient to right the ship...
I got a phone call survey yesterday with one question: if an election were held today would you vote for Ford. I answered no of course
Agreed. Funny, isn't it, how this sort of thing just magically 'happens' when the Fords and their underlings need a convenient distraction? Remember the fake bomb scares at City Hall when Slob was mayor?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has cancelled his cell phone after his office says he was inundated with calls from special interest groups.
The premier has given out his cell number for months and has long touted it as a way for people to contact him directly.
His office says Ford had to cancel his phone on Tuesday after certain groups launched co-ordinated campaigns in recent weeks that made it impossible to use.
The premier’s office says people can still contact Ford through his official email and office phone number.
Ford has repeatedly given out his cell number at public events and urged people to call him if they have concerns about provincial services.
In front of a business audience in Washington, D.C., last February, Ford gave out his number during an event broadcast on television, urging people to text him because of the large volume of messages he receives.
Calls to Ford’s phone today were met with an automated message that said the line is not longer in service.