Carney’s proactive message strategy
Either, like Mark Carney, you define yourself, or, like Pierre Poilievre, you allow yourself to be defined. Poilievre has lost control of his own narrative, which is a recipe for bad publicity.
OAKVILLE, ONT.—The adage “any publicity is good publicity” isn’t exactly true—at least when it comes to politics.
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