Carney sagt den Liberalen in seiner Abschlussrede zum Parteitag, dass „Einheit nicht gleichbedeutend mit Einheitlichkeit“ sei

> “Canada’s founding insight is that unity does not require uniformity,” he said during a closing speech at the Liberal national convention in Montreal on Saturday afternoon.

> “Pragmatic decisions that have become a moral conviction — that our differences are a strength to be nurtured, not a risk to be managed.”

Oh this will change when he gets is +1 majority. It will 100% be „toe that line or else.“

It doesn’t matter in a healthy majority, but in a slim majority? Yeah that party line is pretty razor sharp.

On a different note, it’s clear that Gladu has chapped some Liberal asses at this convention. The door to opportunity isn’t just wider than ever for the NDP, it basically has a neon welcome sign for them *if* they choose to capitalize on it.

Which they won’t, of course, because they’ll be searching for a red equity card holder to enter first, which will be disputed by an orange card holder and then a point of privilege will be raised about the lack of a ramp (obvious /j).

This speech was delivered more to please the audience in Québec. Otherwise to promote differences as being a „strength“ ,especially in these complicated times, it’s almost irresponsible.

Mark Carney is the Malcolm Turnbull of Canada. Hope Carney meets the same fate as Turnbull by 2029.

Underrated statement.