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To: Chauncey Uppercrust

The Conservative Party of Canada came about after the old Progressive Conservative Party was crushed when its leader imposed a national sales tax in the 1980’s. A third party, the Reform Party, emerged. It evolved into the Canadian Alliance and eventually was merged into a new Conservative Party of Canada with the old CINO apparatus.

During this decade plus period the Liberal Party ruled with corruption, a failed ‘gun registry’ plan and so on.

Canada survived the third party period without the so-called “Conservative” party winning elections.

CPC, the new party, espouses fiscal conservatism but has not delivered a lower deficit, leading some conservative voters to be cynical about its sincerity.

Harper is more pro-Israel than Obama and enjoys “Israel Lobby” support for sure.

On social issues-freedom of speech-the CPC suppresses any comments by its candidates that are not PC or suggest a strong Pro-Life or Pro-Family stance.


15 posted on 10/06/2015 2:29:31 PM PDT by Nextrush (FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS, REMEMBER PASTOR NIEMOLLER)
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To: Nextrush

“On social issues-freedom of speech-the CPC suppresses any comments by its candidates that are not PC or suggest a strong Pro-Life or Pro-Family stance.”

Thanks that`s what I was after.... quite sad

So yes that means the Conservative party of Canada are basically Rino`s if you compared it to US politics

Canada has no Christian coalition of any kind... yes the US is not perfect but they have Tea Party Social Conservatives that have a large voice, I dont see that in Canada at all, it`s like they have given up.


16 posted on 10/06/2015 3:57:48 PM PDT by Chauncey Uppercrust (TRUMP/CRUZ 2016 OR BUST)
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