Angus sagt, dass die NDP-Führung keine „Einstiegsposition“ sei, unterstützt McPherson
https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/national/angus-says-ndp-leadership-not-an-entry-level-position-endorses-mcpherson/article_50f3f285-22b9-5360-bfd1-18f96909b967.html?fbclid=PAT01DUAPUhBlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81NjcwNjczNDMzNTI0MjcAAadzXp7vSsNeOXYH65ICsSnw6pyi8tiDNU_VZfeNH3M4bo0NV6bd1abLqgebsQ_aem_J84guZRBDvbfQmre1JxuSA
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That holds weight for me honestly. Charlie Angus and Nikki Ashton probably the best voice for the left Canada has had in a while.
“Who actually has experience and a record of accomplishments” actually a huge amount, especially since the party is a wreck and the last leader was wildly incompetent at basic day-to-day management and handling parliamentary affairs.
She is probably the safest candidate, especially after Ashton’s AMA mishap. Can’t say I find her super inspiring or vastly different from the Liberals, though. Ultimately, I don’t think the NDP is going to recover to its usual place until the CPC drops Poilievre or the NDP find a candidate with a vision that can win elections.
>High profile environmentalist David Suzuki’s endorsed documentarian Avi Lewis Tuesday afternoon.
Not surprising considering Lewis is basically a poorly disguised Green Party member.
A seat is a big draw for McPherson. Is Lewis or Ashton going to wait 18 months outside the commons praying on a competitive seat or an MP stepping down? The NDP is in a dismal state to be waiting but also would be in a dismal state after getting blown out in a by-election which they tend to perform poorly.
Whoever it is, they need to have a vision for the party and a vision for how they are going to secure voting blocs – whether that’s engaging with their historic base or some other category of voters, they need a strategy.
In hindsight its too bad for the NDP that Angus didn’t win in 2017. He would’ve done far better than Singh and maybe they would’ve avoided the political wilderness that they’re in now.