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After two years of Pierre Poilievre as their leader, many Conservative MPs say they are much less free now than they were before his arrival.
The man who promised during his leadership run to make Canada “the freest country in the world” maintains tight control over the actions of his caucus members.
Normally loquacious Conservatives close up like oysters and dare not speak without their leader’s approval. MPs are watched by Conservative staffers both inside and outside Parliament. Elected representatives are publicly called to order for deviating from the party line.
“Everybody is being watched. What we say, what we do, who we talk to. We’re told not to fraternize with MPs from the other parties. And that’s not normal,” a Conservative source said.
He is certainly a student of Harper.
I found it very weird that on the same day this was reported, so was an announcement that Harper has been appointed chairman of Alberta Investment Management Corporation.
That sob is weaseling his way back into Canadian politics.
I can remember several distinct times in my life that Mike Tyson was the most reviled person in the news. But a week ago, he was everyone’s darling. There’s a weird phenomenon where people remember having strong emotions for someone and whether they were good or bad feelings, they become nostalgic.