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Originally Posted by starseed
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First Lady's husband, Cory Morgan, is also a higher-up in the WAP, and is a 'former' member of one of the separatist parties. I think he even ran in an election under a separatist banner, but I might be wrong on that. I think he has recently renounced separatism. I'm not so sure I believe him. I believe First Lady is a federalist first, and I think she is quite genuine.
All that being said, the separatists will all support the WAP candidates closest to them in ideology, and I wouldn't read too much into the separatists supporting Dyrholm. He is running on a Reform platform, and there were plenty of separatists there too in the early 90's.
If the WAP grows, their fringe will have less influence.
EDIT: *Sigh*... I re-read starseed's link and just realized that link was a post from David Crutcher.... he and Chandler go way back...its so sad to see these types of people supporting the WAP and trying to gain influence. They need to be weeded out. All the more reason to support Smith. If Dyrholm becomes leader Chandler and his buddy Crutcher will have serious influence, which means, the PC's will rule without a serious second party challenger.
FURTHER EDIT: Do a search to see what Chandler and Crutcher did in Ontario last year when Chandler's father's ethanol plant (or some other type of gas plant) was challenged by the municipality... I'll post more specifics later... but they reportedly acted like thugs and I think the end result was Chandler hurt his own father more than he helped him.