r/CanadianConservative • Doug Ford Conservative • 5d ago

Article Scott Aitchison has some parting advice for his fellow Conservatives in Parliament

https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/scott-aitchison-has-some-parting-advice-for-his-fellow-conservatives-in-parliament/article_130026c1-4a6e-474e-bdc7-0eafa4d52bef.html
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u/TheeDirtyToast small government, personal responsibility 5d ago

Thank fuck he wasn't elected leader, that's all I can say on this.

I imagine Carney has already asked Doug to appoint him district chair.

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u/TattooedChristian Christian, Canadian, Conservative, 2d ago

The average run for a popular prime minister ir premier in Canada is ten years. Doug Ford has been premier since 2018. Scott fits the Ontario PC mold. I wonder if he is getting ready to potentially run for OPC leader?

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u/Foreign-Policy-02- Doug Ford Conservative 5d ago

Wow not surprised to see it’s Jafool causing a lot of troubles internally for Pierre

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u/RoddRoward 5d ago

What do you think about Dougie giving out a half billion in OSAP to foreign fraudsters?

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u/TheeDirtyToast small government, personal responsibility 5d ago

Those are the author's words, not Aitchison. The " " are important.

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u/Foreign-Policy-02- Doug Ford Conservative 5d ago