OLDCORN: Time for the Conservative Party of Canada to be conservative
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Summary
The Conservative Party of Canada needs to stop trying to please all voters and start appealing to those who aren t happy with where Canada is progressing to. In this episode, I talk about why it s time for the Tories to stop playing nice with everyone and focus on what s best for the country.
Transcript
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If the Conservative Party of Canada wants to win the next federal election,
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it needs to espouse Conservative values and stop trying to appease all voters.
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The CPC spent the last two elections trying to be Liberalite with moderate success.
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Ernaus Huil lost in 2021, winning only 119 seats, and Andrew Scheer lost in 2019 with 121 seats.
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We see several of the CPC leadership hopefuls also being Liberalite,
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including former Quebec Liberal leader and Premier Jean Scheer.
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Scheer sports many of Trudeau's policies which are driving up inflation, including the carbon tax.
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and the CPC can be the choice for Canadian voters if it gives a clear Conservative option.
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Even in left-wing San Francisco, they have recalled school board trustees
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and a district attorney for being too left-wing and replacing them with Conservatives.
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Canadian David Frum describes conservatism as trying to conserve life as it is today.
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It's time for the CPC to cash in on Canadians who aren't happy with where Canada is progressing to.
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Given recent controversy in the Regina Public Schools about Pride Month activities,
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including a drag queen story time for five-year-olds,
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parents are filling up my email, text messages, phone calls, Twitter DMs, Instagram DMs, and Facebook messages.
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There's an enormous opportunity for the CPC to be the alternative to the crazy town that is Canada today.
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Political parties who attempt to please everyone risk pleasing no one.
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Just look at the NDP and the Liberal marriage for an example.
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It's impossible to be a Conservative while also appealing to Liberal voters because there are stark contrasts.
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There's no way to put a coalition together with high and low tax policies,
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big and small state ideals, and interventionist versus laissez-faire regulations.
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It's a clear line in the sand between Liberal and Conservative values.
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The CPC just needs to draw the line instead of having one foot on each side.
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If the CPC comes out with a clear purpose and vision,
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it will provide clarity for voters to know what they are getting.
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One reason Pierre Paulevere signed up over 300,000 new CPC members is his clear vision for the country.
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Pierre's slogan of take back control of your life is clear and easy to understand.
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Plus, all his big policies revolve around that slogan.
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Pierre wants you to control your life, not Trudeau's nanny state.
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I am running for Prime Minister to put you back in charge of your life
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Pierre's website clearly lays out major Conservative values,
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such as small government, low taxes, and laissez-faire regulations, in two sentences.
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Where smaller government makes room for bigger citizens,
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where people have the freedom to build a business without red tape and heavy tax.
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and the CPC must show that to increase everyone's wealth,
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the money needs to stay in people's bank accounts, not the government's.
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No, you haven't, unless the person is in Vancouver high on hard street drugs,
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which is probably why Trudeau wants to legalize them.
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Conservatives across the country want a CPC that is Conservative.
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If they didn't, Pierre would not have signed up 300,000 members,
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which is a record for any Canadian political party.