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JIVANI: Liberal Party stands for nothing but their own power

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JIVANI: Liberal Party stands for nothing but their own power

This is a constant problem in the conservative movement: people who think Liberals in the media or politics will ever be fair to us, if we contort ourselves or water down our message enough

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The biggest lesson Canadian conservatives must learn from the Mark Carney floor-crossing saga: Stop trying to please your Liberal detractors, because they’re not sincere.

This is a constant problem in the conservative movement: people who think Liberals in the media or politics will ever be fair to us, if we contort ourselves or water down our message enough.

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But the truth is that the Liberals who throw stones at conservatives on television or in parliament don’t do so in good faith. There is no substantive disagreement that they sincerely want to address, because the Liberal Party has no substance. For Liberals, politics is simply about power and control.

MP Marilyn Gladu joining Mark Carney’s caucus exposes exactly who and what the Liberal Party is.

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