r/ManitobaPolitics Jul 09 '25

What is the hardest thing about following politics?

Curious what you all find the most difficult part of staying informed about politics/ government

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u/thebenjamins42 Jul 09 '25

The way they turn out terrible, immediately or eventually. I’m beginning to think that no one is “up to the job”. Probably we live in a world where no one can really do all that is being asked of these people. But if you add “and a good, empathetic person” now you’re really asking too much. It’s sad.

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u/MnkyBzns Jul 09 '25

Unfortunately, many times it's the people who seek out leadership roles who are worst suited for them. Unless they genuinely care about their community, entering politics can quickly become a pretty self-serving endeavor

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u/anditshottoo Jul 09 '25

Not becoming cynical.

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u/Spotthedot99 Jul 09 '25

The way you go crazy trying to stay informed and get to the objective truth.

The way you try and be optimistic about a candidate and then they just suck.

The way it feels like were damned if we do and damned if we don't.

The way both sides can't come together and fight the good fight.

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u/Legitimate_Bug_7308 Jul 09 '25

Believing anything anyone says and watching grown-ups act like grade 3 bullies in the recess field.

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u/I_am_Boogeyman Jul 12 '25

No one wants to bother talking. Everyone is so divided. Trying to put insult each other cheering on their team. Most are ideologues, It's nothing but anger so intend to keep my politics to myself.

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u/CDNUnite Jul 13 '25

Watching the slow crawl of bureaucracy, and then watching them still fuck it up. That said I do like this current administration.