The article discusses Nate Erskine-Smith, a Canadian MP, and his unexpected loss in a byelection. Erskine-Smith, a former Canadian Minister, was expected to win a nomination for the Liberal Party. He is described as a progressive with open-border views, who was defeated by Ahsanul Hafiz, a Bangladeshi immigrant and pizza shop owner. The author points out the irony of this outcome, given the Liberal Party's focus on importing voters. Erskine-Smith is criticized for complaining about the election results. The article also mentions that Erskine-Smith is appealing the results. The article discusses Erskine-Smith's views on immigration and his concerns about the current government. The author highlights the reaction to Erskine-Smith's loss, with many people expressing schadenfreude. The article includes quotes from Erskine-Smith and Hafiz, as well as social media posts about the election.