Candidates with Extreme Views Welcomed on Poilievre’s Team | The Tyee
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Disturbing stances, including ties to JD Vance, seem to offer an edge rather than barrier to being selected.
After 91-year-old former prime minister Jean Chrétien’s rousing speech to Liberals earlier this month, it can be easy to forget the still-formidable politician was once doubted, even dubbed “yesterday’s man.” That label prompted Chrétien to run his first campaign as Liberal leader in 1993 showcasing a team of star candidates, invoking the slogan “I have the people, I have the plan, we will make a difference.” It worked; Chrétien’s Liberals won the first of three consecutive majority governments. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Inside WestJet Flight Attendants’ Decisi
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