Everything he does right now has to be seen through the lens of the upcoming leadership review. The votes of the general public and the House of Commons are worthless to him if he’s not party leader anymore. He’ll gladly weaken the party if that’s what it takes to maintain his grasp.
And I suspect that, deep down, he recognizes that his talents are far more useful in opposition than in government.
Routine_Soup2022 on
He can’t be one thing to Battle River-Crowfoot, another thing for the leadership review and then try to reinvent himself for a general election that honestly probably isn’t happening until 2029. People have memories and we’re not that stupid. This nonsense with Scheer yesterday is just the latest exhibit in why the current Conservative party doesn’t have what it takes to be a serious government.
UnionGuyCanada on
The CPC just supported thr LPC in a confidence vote against the Bloc, I believe. They know he isn’t ready or ever will be. They will have a new leader soon to try and get ready for next election.
Their external problem is that the ones that select the CPC leader are so extreme that their selection looks off putting to the majority of Canadians.
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Everything he does right now has to be seen through the lens of the upcoming leadership review. The votes of the general public and the House of Commons are worthless to him if he’s not party leader anymore. He’ll gladly weaken the party if that’s what it takes to maintain his grasp.
And I suspect that, deep down, he recognizes that his talents are far more useful in opposition than in government.
He can’t be one thing to Battle River-Crowfoot, another thing for the leadership review and then try to reinvent himself for a general election that honestly probably isn’t happening until 2029. People have memories and we’re not that stupid. This nonsense with Scheer yesterday is just the latest exhibit in why the current Conservative party doesn’t have what it takes to be a serious government.
The CPC just supported thr LPC in a confidence vote against the Bloc, I believe. They know he isn’t ready or ever will be. They will have a new leader soon to try and get ready for next election.
Their external problem is that the ones that select the CPC leader are so extreme that their selection looks off putting to the majority of Canadians.