Last
night I received an email from a resident of Kamloops. This person is NOT a member of the BC Conservative
Party … at least not yet. Here is what
they had to say:
The BC Conservative Party offers a valuable 3rd choice to
the voters of BC. I am amazed how
dysfunctional a 2-party system plays out in real life.
History has shown a minority government actually achieves
the wishes of the people. After all,
isn't that what democracy is supposed to work?
Good luck and all the best.
Why
is it that the people of BC can understand the need to have a choice, or an
option, that fits best with their needs, but not the BC Liberals?
On
June 26th, following a talk John Cummins gave to business leaders in
Vancouver, Christy Clark again reiterated her insistence that the only choice the
people of BC should have is her Liberal Party.
She said, and I quote:
We need one party, to lead the coalition,
against the NDP. We don’t need two. And the
coalition against the NDP is this party that I lead, the BC Liberals.
What
Christy Clark continues to miss, and not understand, is that British
Columbians are not listening that message any more.
She
has failed to understand, or ignores the fact, that she and her party MUST EARN
the vote of British Columbians. The BC
Liberals litany of gaffes, issues, and problems continues to grow day by day; which is why we are seeing people across the province
abandoning the party in droves.
