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Originally Posted by MarchHare
If that day ever comes, then I'll turn in my LPC membership card and sign up for the CPC and try to affect change from within. After this election debacle, the Liberals surely won't be so stupid as to select a leader from the left-wing branch of the party. They need a moderate centrist who can contrast favourably against both the NDP and the CPC, not an "NDP-lite" leader.
He's said in the past that he doesn't want to return to politics, but I wonder what it would take to convince Frank McKenna to run for the job? He'd easily win a majority government and be an absolutely fantastic PM. |
I have my doubts that McKenna would want to leave his current life to rejoin the Liberal's. Hell, I'm a political animal, and I wouldn't want to join a party thats basically back shot its last three leaders.
As long as you have the senior leadership crew that you have there that party is going to be a mess.
Plus you have to compete with the heir apparent in Trudeau Junior.