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Originally Posted by MarchHare
Isn't that exactly what he's doing? Anyone can support/endorse any candidate, and there's nothing you can do about that, but AFAIK, Trudeau has never jointly appeared on stage or attended a rally organized by Wynne during this election campaign. The same cannot be said about Harper and Rob Ford.
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She was at a rally with him at an election rally in August of 2015.
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Appearing with Trudeau at a packed and sweltering rally Monday night in Toronto’s Regent Park, the Liberal premier said Mulcair, who leads in nearly every public-opinion poll, “talks a good game on child care and on increasing the minimum wage and abolishing the Senate.”
“But when you look at what he’s talking about, the ideas are either incomplete or they’re unworkable or they’re impossible,” she told about 600 party stalwarts gathered at the Daniels Spectrum on Dundas St. East.
“He’s all over the map — that’s not a clear, workable plan,” said Wynne, who was re-elected in the June 2014 Ontario vote with Trudeau’s help and is repaying the favour.
“I know where Justin Trudeau stands — he wants to grow the middle class, he wants to make sure that the wealthy pay their fair share, he wants to supports the people who need it the most and he is going to work with the provinces and the territories.”
Visibly energized by the large and raucous crowd, Trudeau said Harper “has gone out of his way to attack Kathleen . . . particularly on pensions — it’s completely irresponsible.”
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http://www.thestar.com/news/federal-...gent-park.html
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Also, for whatever faults Wynne may have, she's nowhere close to being in the same league as Ford when it comes to people intelligent, responsible politicians should avoid like the plague.
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Ford was an embarrassment as a Mayor with his drug use and such, for which there is no defence. Wynne of course was no where near that level of incompetence.
For me Wynne should focus on her own problems within her province and stay out of the federal election.