Despite what you may think, I believe that your perception is shared mainly by CPC supporters.    Trudeau's popularity is ebbing, but not to the extent that the CPC should be celebrating.    In fact, the decline is fairly typical for a Govt in power mid-term.     What counts is in two years.

Furthermore - given your opinions - how do you explain the election of Andrew Scheer as leader of the Official Opposition?     Scheer is a lightweight by any measure (even compared to Trudeau).    And that is by ANY measure, including non-political experience.

So I would suggest that rather than pat yourself on the back for your own perception that you've been "correct" about Trudeau - you should really be working to get Scheer replaced because he is ill-equipped to take the CPC back to power.    Same old lines, same old criticisms of Trudeau may seem like a winning formula to CPC supporters - but the CPC need to appeal beyond their core to get back into power.     Thus far, they are failing.