Charest will flip on that. He already is for the pipeline.The powerful business community in Calgary does not support carbon taxes.
Charest will flip on that. He already is for the pipeline.The powerful business community in Calgary does not support carbon taxes.
If he supports an eastern pipeline, he will attract the ire of the refinery business in Quebec. If that happens, what would be the point of electing a leader from Quebec? He won't do any better there (unless he's bringing something to the table besides changing the direction of oil flow in the east). He won't be any more popular in Ontario than O'Toole was. Surely, the CPC isn't insane. Electing Charest as leader is asking for the same result as they got under O'Toole (or worse), but more importantly, doesn't help the country get back on a track to prosperity.Charest will flip on that. He already is for the pipeline.
They picked the perfect candidate. If the québécois love him too much he is less attractive to the rest of the Canada. But it's okay lol we don't claim this one, you can take him.Well as crazy as it's sounds Charest is heading to Calgary now to build up his campaign. I cannot believe it!
Worst is the powerful business community there will most probably support him...