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MACKAY VS HARPER...Better For Canada?


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"Orchard was a nutcase" says very clearly indeed that you are so drenched in your beliefs that you cannot see the disaster that it was to LOSE a Conservative party.

With the demise of conservatism, this country lost any opportunity for a credible opposition to the Liberals for a long time to come. Orchard represented the conservative attempt to stop a dangerous radical populism from becoming a force in Canadian life.

Orchard was unrealistic. If the parties hadn't merged they BOTH would have starved to death financially. He was a one-issue guy. Switched from free trade, which was idealistic yet misguided to the saviour of the Progressive Conservative Party, which was unrealistic.

Ayn Rand! Now there was a "nutcase."

Are we actually agreeing on something? :lol:

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