> He said a leader from Western Canada could help the party reconnect with voters, but “may lack an understanding of some of the specific issues facing people in Quebec and in Eastern Canada.”
I’m not sure that matters. The NDP are in a position where they need to carve out enough reasonably secure NDP ridings that they can easily achieve official party status. Winning Government isn’t simply a stretch, it’s a leap.
> “What does it take to forge a stronger country, a more effective national response to the challenge of Trump?” he said. “It won’t be the decision or action of a single person. They are going to have to consult and draw in a lot of people into that work as well.”
How the NDP would lead the country isn’t going to be on the minds of many would-be NDP future NDP voters, but instead whether the NDP would be effective in presenting their concerns to Parliament.
> Kareem Allam, a member of the B.C. NDP and founding partner of Richardson Strategy Group, said the party had done “extremely well” when it positioned itself as the voice of workers.
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> “We saw that with John Horgan, we saw it with (former federal NDP leader) Jack Layton and as they start to drift away from that labour vote, that working person the worse they do,” he said.
Show me someone that has cleaned the grease off their hands with kerosene.
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> He said a leader from Western Canada could help the party reconnect with voters, but “may lack an understanding of some of the specific issues facing people in Quebec and in Eastern Canada.”
I’m not sure that matters. The NDP are in a position where they need to carve out enough reasonably secure NDP ridings that they can easily achieve official party status. Winning Government isn’t simply a stretch, it’s a leap.
> “What does it take to forge a stronger country, a more effective national response to the challenge of Trump?” he said. “It won’t be the decision or action of a single person. They are going to have to consult and draw in a lot of people into that work as well.”
How the NDP would lead the country isn’t going to be on the minds of many would-be NDP future NDP voters, but instead whether the NDP would be effective in presenting their concerns to Parliament.
> Kareem Allam, a member of the B.C. NDP and founding partner of Richardson Strategy Group, said the party had done “extremely well” when it positioned itself as the voice of workers.
>
> “We saw that with John Horgan, we saw it with (former federal NDP leader) Jack Layton and as they start to drift away from that labour vote, that working person the worse they do,” he said.
Show me someone that has cleaned the grease off their hands with kerosene.