>Whoever wins the leadership will need to put forward an approach and plan that consolidates the party’s existing support, and wins new ground in the Lower Mainland, specifically north of the Fraser River, in places like the Tri-Cities, Burnaby, Vancouver and the North Shore.
I can’t really think of any leadership candidates within the BC Conservative caucus, or outsiders like Aaron Gunn, that I would consider to be *more moderate* than Rustad, and I think the likely outcome is that someone who is more towards the *reactionary* right will win the leadership. In which case, they will have a tough time gaining seats in the areas listed.
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>Whoever wins the leadership will need to put forward an approach and plan that consolidates the party’s existing support, and wins new ground in the Lower Mainland, specifically north of the Fraser River, in places like the Tri-Cities, Burnaby, Vancouver and the North Shore.
I can’t really think of any leadership candidates within the BC Conservative caucus, or outsiders like Aaron Gunn, that I would consider to be *more moderate* than Rustad, and I think the likely outcome is that someone who is more towards the *reactionary* right will win the leadership. In which case, they will have a tough time gaining seats in the areas listed.