Several ministers have chosen not to work for the next government, according to people with knowledge of the situation who are familiar with the situation.
Carla Qualtrough, Marie-Claude Bibeau, Dan Vandal, and Filomena Tassi, who are expected to step down from their positions of authority, are no significant ones, and there is no indication that Trudeau will significantly alter his front chair. The anticipated deviations only serve to complicate Trudeau’s problems as he prepares for an vote that could occur any time in the following year as a result of making unrest in his conference over the Liberal Party’s protracted fall in the elections. According to authorities, the cupboard walk is not anticipated to occur right away, and it may take place until after the US elections.
Another ministers have now stepped down from Trudeau’s cupboard. In order to challenge the leadership of Quebec’s provincial Liberal party, Seamus O’Regan quit his position as labor minister because he did n’t intend to run again in the coming months. Pablo Rodriguez left as transportation minister. Trudeau is under pressure to present a program to weaken Pierre Poilievre’s Traditional leader’s, who has a lead of about 20 percentage points for the past 12 months.
There have been rumors over the past week that some Democratic lawmakers intend to issue Trudeau at the caucus meeting next week, either by calling on him to step down as leader or by causing a bigger upheaval in those who surround him.
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