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The official Leaders' Debates Commission has decided to invite Maxime Bernier, leader of the People's Party of Canada -- (link)

Posted by Beaker (aka Anniebecca) Sep 16 '19, 10:47

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we feel Mr Scheer does not represent the racists and right-wing nutjobs well enough, so to be far to thoise racists fucker we figured we'd invite Bernier to racist things up a bit (www.cbc.ca)

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Yes, let's waste some more time with the fringe leaders whose opinions are irrelevant to the election outcome. - Name Withheld By Request Sep 16, 10:53
This hurts the Tories, IMO. -- nm - Mop Sep 16, 10:50 9
- I'm torn. I can definitely see this possibility, but I could also see it taking some of the steam out of the "Tories are extremists" Liberal attack. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Sep 16, 10:54 4
  - I'd just use the line "this guy was almost the leader of your party Andrew" -- nm - Beaker Sep 16, 10:55 3
    - yeah, that wouldn't work (exactly what NWBR is saying below!) -- nm - Andie Sep 16, 10:59
    - "But he isn't. In fact, he found his current beliefs didn't have a home in the party and left." -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Sep 16, 10:57 1
      - Fair and valid if trying to pain Sheer/Tories as extreme right. But putting him on stage says - to the extreme right - "Here's the guy you want!" -- nm - Mop Sep 16, 11:21
- yup, especially in Quebec where I think they were hoping for inroads there -- nm - Beaker Sep 16, 10:53 3
  - How do you figure? Bernier isn't exactly beloved in his native province? -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Sep 16, 10:54 2
    - huh, I figured he'd be most popular there -- nm - Beaker Sep 16, 10:55 1
      - Nope. His vein of staunch separation of powers and reduced government intervention makes him very polarizing and somewhat marginalized. - Name Withheld By Request Sep 16, 10:59

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