Times change, issues change, people change. From one perspective, you see continuity; from another, breaks with the past [0]. Mr. Mulroney saw the #CPC as a successor to his party; Ms. Clark disagreed. I'm not sure what Mr. Charest thinks in 2026.
Personally, I was a PC until the merger; I back the #CPC now. I see continuity.
[0] Who would have guessed in the 1980s that the NDP would support free trade with the US? But it's the same party, no?
#CanPol #cdnpoli
M. Grégoire
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