Might dress up as Harper tomorrow night and look down at everyone in disgust Lannister style.

I did that back in 2008 or so. Went to Value Village and bought a light blue sweater vest, some grey hair spray, and made a Con campaign button. For added authenticity I talked with a somewhat robotic voice, spouting the most outrageous of conservative talking points.

Peter MacKay jockeying for position to be the next leader of the Cons.

https://www.citynews1130.com/2019/11...cheers-future/

While I'm not surprised by the Conservative MP's decision to avoid giving themselves the power to oust Scheer, I am a little surprised that Scheer has still not resigned his role as the Conservative Party leader.

He should really have done that, or at least announced a time line or resignation plan when he lost the election. That would have been the respectful thing to do.

How come nobody is asking jagmeet to resign?
Barely a question after losing almost half their already beleaguered seat count.

I believe Scheer made a point of saying that Trudeau should resign if his party wasn't elected.

In all honesty I think Jagmeet is the only reason they got the seats they did manage to steal. With the strategic voting going on it was either Libs or Cons for everyone not in Quebec so any votes that may have gone to NDP were focused down to the red vs. blue battle.

Berz out.

I think what he said applied to a sitting Prime Minister. Harper resigned after his defeat as did Martin.

It's just funny that the ndp seems to be granted leniency for how many seats they lost/didn't lose in a race that was voted strategically red or blue. Yet the consensus of Bernier's campaign was that it was a failure in that same race. Even though he pulled nearly 2% of the popular vote with a party under a year old. The same number of votes as the reform party pulled their first run. Who went on to more than quadruple that their next run.
To put it into perspective, the green party pulled in one tenth of that their first run, and it took them ten years to gain a single seat.

Seems like a lot of double standards by the media and pundits.

You are comparing the number of seats a party got with the number of votes a party got. The PPC only got 1.6% of the vote 16,772 of that was max. The local PPC candidate Jennifer Clark only got 1036 votes. That's about 700 less then I got when I ran for city council years ago. I was only running in Nanaimo she was running in Nanaimo/Ladysmith so there where a lot more voters. The PPC is done.

Can you name me another party, that wasn't formed by alliance, who pulled more votes within a year of being formed?

The Bloc Québécois got 54 seats 26 months after it was formed. You think the PPC is going to get any seats in the next election?

The bloc was an alliance.
To answer your question I have no idea. But like I said it took the greens ten years to get a seat.
I think saying they're done is premature

Then you can say the PPC was an alliance between a former member of the cons and the leader of the Manitoba party.

How is Max who is now out of a job now going to put food on the table? Are your buddies and you going to give money, Is he going to try to find a job? Maybe some US billionaire will make him his pet. Then when an election is called how is he going to fund the parties campaign? Also how many candidates are going to want to run again? running a campaign is not cheap.

Canada's newest political party https://wexitalberta.com/ they plan to run candidates in provincial and federal elections.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...gary-1.5362624

More bad news for the cons.

Is this the PPC party reformed?

There's so much division on the conservative spectrum right now, very fun to watch... but also a lot of division in the liberal spectrum as well.

Actually Bernier just spoke yesterday at a convention in Red Deer outlining the dangers of separatist sentiment and how it damaged Quebec.

Who paid for his trip?

Also does the w in wexit stand for white? Because old white people is all I see supporting it.

Because that's who lives there?

Ya sure Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan are all white. It's a white paradise free of all colored people.

I'm just stating the facts. The demographics of those three provinces are 70-80% white.
It would make sense that the majority of those you see rallying for wexit would be white.
Not that I'd paid much attention until you brought it up. Seems pretty racist to be constantly focused on skin color all the time.

So you expect at leat a few of the people to be non white but i have seen zero.

Why are all there video's in 240P? The want to run a country but cant even figure out how to use a camera.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTv..._as=subscriber

Well, maybe a few of them can paint their skin dark and dress up in ethnic garb. Would that make you happy?

Only if they upgrade from the flip phone they use to record video's. News keeps getting better for the liberals.

Talk about corrupt.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...id-probe-into/