Canada’s Conservative Party, the official opposition to Trust Fund Trudeau’s ever more corrupt-looking lefty government, has a new leader. It took months to find him because in Canada, as in Britain, the regular party members have a big say in who gets to be leader. Unlike here, it’s not just decided by the elected MPs – the ones in Australia who gave us the most left-leaning Liberal leader ever in Malcolm Turnbull and who knifed Tony Abbott after he had delivered a huge election win.
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