This time last year, Kathy Dunderdale couldn’t have imagined she would be leading her PC party to an election victory. Now it appears she wants more. Dunderdale told the CBC that when she decided to become full-time leader of the governing PCs she also decided to serve for two terms and not just one; this is consistent with her party’s election platform which describes itself as a vision for the next eight years. If the Tories win Tuesday’s election, Dunderdale will become only the second woman in Canadian history to lead a party to victory in a provincial election.
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The CBC report says, “While Dunderdale originally had agreed to serve as an interim premier, she and the party agreed that there would be no leadership convention.” So how can you trust Dunderdale? She said she didn’t want the job, but now says there was an agreement that there would be no leadership convention. Makes it clear why there was such an uproar over the Brad Cabana challenge to her leadership. Also makes it clear that you cannot trust any politician; they just tell you what is expedient at the time. Time to pour some orange cruch on her blue parade.
God help us all!
It’s Time to GET MONEY OUT of politics.