trudeau-balance-baby-hadrienL’article de Carol Toller sur Justin Trudeau dans l’édition anglaise de Châtelaine “Is Justin Trudeau the candidate women have been waiting for?” aurait pu être écrit par un attaché de presse.

“He’s pro-choice, family first and hell-bent on engaging female voters in the next federal election. An exclusive look inside the Liberal leader’s home and his political playbook.”

Rex Murphy, le chroniqueur le plus vénéneux du Canada anglais a écrit au sujet de l’article : 

“the wonderful photo profile in Chatelaine magazine, with a bolt of prose warmer and softer than cashmere, an article so sweet and delicious you could put it on the end of a stick and roast it over a campfire.”

Les commentaires de Robyn Urback

Fluffy Justin Trudeau feature is an insult to serious women voters in Canada

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau is ah-mazing. He does this adorable trick where he holds his five-month-old son upright by his feet. He wears khakis with no socks. He’ll jump in the pool with his clothes on. He’s “hell-bent on engaging women.” Sure, he’s had a few gaffes here and there, but “many voters aren’t sweating the details: They already like what they see in Trudeau — his storied lineage, his youthful energy, his awesome hair.” Swoon.

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The profile is a rather lovely snapshot of a young, happy family of five, but as a politicalprofile — indeed, one that suggests its subject might be the candidate for women — it is insulting, patronizing fluff. Many women in Canada complain that politicians don’t take them seriously as intelligent, informed voters. This article is proof positive.