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Originally Posted by Manic!
Faith Goldy is not a founding member of the Liberal party and her former boss is not running the Liberal parties campaign.
He needed 250 signatures. He could have gotten anyone including you to sign but instead he got a person who started the Canadian chapter of Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident.
You would think he would be proud of the 250 people that signed. Hey look these are 250 great Canadians that helped found our party, but no. He has been trying to keep that list secret. I wounder who else is on that list.
One of his own candidates asked him to denounce racism. Instead of denouncing racism he fired the candidate.
Talk is cheap.
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The anti-statue brigade would have a field day with the founding members of the Liberal Party.
Is it common practice to do background checks when collecting signatures? I don't care if Hitler himself signed for a party to become qualified. As I understand it, signatures are not an act of endorsement of that party by the signer nor are they a membership approval by the party to those who signed. If the. Cat Lady Party was looking for the required signatures to enter politics, I would likely provide my signature, even if I don't like cats or cat ladies. The reason being is that they are attempting to participate in democracy so why not, it's not like I'd vote for them.
One of the PPC members falsely calls out racism in the party and ignores all the inclusivity and tolerance the party has been speaking of from the beginning, harming the party and its message, and you wonder why he was fired? It's almost like he was a plant, as the PPC quickly worked to add more candidates, in an attempt to derail their campaign. It would not surprise me in the least given the efforts to suppress and ignore them by the CBC and friends.