WOW …
today in the Georgia Straight I read that; “Former
B.C. Liberal leader Gordon Wilson has bad news for John Cummins”
Former BC Liberal Leader & NDP Cabinet Minister Gordon Wilson |
According to Wilson, there is agitation in
influential business circles to ditch Cummins as the BC Conservative top
honcho, and replace him with someone like Stockwell Day. “If voices that are
currently rumbling on Howe Street have their way, Cummins will be gone and the
Conservatives will have a new leader with a big bankroll,” Wilson told the
Georgia Straight in a phone interview.
Many of us, that are small ‘c’ conservatives, were greatly disappointed to see a man who espoused Reform / Conservative values, seemingly totally betray them, with his full support of Christy Clark and the BC Liberal Party.
Many of us, that are small ‘c’ conservatives, were greatly disappointed to see a man who espoused Reform / Conservative values, seemingly totally betray them, with his full support of Christy Clark and the BC Liberal Party.
I
have no idea where Gordon Wilson is getting his information, but I find it hard
– very hard – to believe that rank and file members of the BC Conservative
Party would follow the leadership of Stockwell Day of any party me may possibly
lead.
For those who may have forgotten … here are just some of the words Stockwell Day spoke, and said, just a year and a half ago:
For those who may have forgotten … here are just some of the words Stockwell Day spoke, and said, just a year and a half ago:
Whatever the party name, Day has vowed to
"volunteer" for the party and help them defeat the New Democrats in
the next election. As an interesting
aside, Day will be supporting the B.C. Liberals against his former colleague in
the House of Commons — John Cummins.
In an interview airing Saturday on CBC
Radio's The House, Day said he will campaign for Premier Christy Clark's party …
Day called Clark a "smart and engaging person"
"There are positive reasons to support
the BC Liberal government. The fact is that a vote for the BC Conservatives
will only serve to elect the NDP," said Day.
Can
there be any credibility to what Gordon Wilson has said? With all due respect, I think not. Rumors and speculation feed the news media
frenzy – and that is all this is.
FOLLOW-UP since this morning:
Are the rumors of a Stockwell Day BC Conservative Party takeover ... and the undermining of John Cummins ... an attempt by some BC Liberal power brokers working to undermine the party? I know it sounds like a conspiracy theory, but I'm starting to smell a rat.
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