The generational fault line that could shake up the federal election

And, she continued: “Drama is part of politics”; leaders like Poilievre have figured out how to get the attention of young people. She reports that her generation is frustrated: “We can’t afford what parents or grandparents can afford, so we want to see people with passion speak.” This means political leaders “have to be a little bit on the top, more bubbles, louder, more passionate and dramatic.” Stable and serious people don’t get smaller.