It makes a strange yet perfect kind of sense that Andrew Scheer would take his strongest stand as leader of the Conservative Party not while running in the federal election, but weeks after losing it. Like winter in March, Scheer is sticking around, even though a lot of people don’t want him to. What he did mean is that he’s gearing up for a way less fun political battle against a ruling Liberal government. “Now is not the time for internal divisions or internal party politics,” Scheer told the media, the same day he revealed his leadership team. Many Canadians had no clue who Andrew Scheer really was and what it was he really stood for.

Source: thestar November 29, 2019 00:47 UTC