New Conservative Party? Yes Please

I’ve felt badly for a while now that conservative voters have no ethical right wing party to vote for in Canada (or the USA, for that matter). The Conservative Party of Canada is the only Canadian political party with the word “coalition” in its Constitution. The CPC coalition of the Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservatives, removed right wing voters’ choice, so Harper’s new CPC could more easily cheat their way to victory.

https://twitter.com/InklessPW/status/346712281591201793

With the future crop of Conservative Party of Canada MPs already heading toward jail, what are conservative voters to do? The present parade of perps, is patently preposterous. Do they stay home? Vote Liberal? Hold their noses and vote for more election fraud and other crime while simultaneously endorsing unbalanced budgets and the bigger Harper Government?

I’m opposed to the Liberals, NDP, and Greens merging their distinct parties, since electoral cooperation can be achieved without uniting under one (corruptible) banner. Putting all eggs into one basket is an efficient means to move them from point A to Ottawa, but you’ll never unpack those eggs when they get to Ottawa. They’ll be “Ottawashed”, says Rathgeber. A multi-party system serves Canada best, since there are many distinct regions with their own interests. The problems have been a lack of electoral reform (to keep pace with technology), and a centralization of power in party leaders, the unelected staff of the PMO, and an antiquated, unaccountable, appointed Senate.

4 responses to “New Conservative Party? Yes Please

  1. There should be a voice for all political persuasions. Even (within the limits of human rights laws) for the bat-shit crazy racism and religious delusion and self-defeating economic illiteracy of your average blogging tory. Let’s have proportional representation so that the various aspects of the Canadian political scene can learn to work together instead of this sickening “winner takes all” farce that we have now.

  2. From the “Summer 2013” 39-page manual for tourist guides to Parliament Hill :

    “In a multi-party group system the voter is liable to be confused by a variety of competing issues and solutions …. The two-party system has acted as a great unifying agency in countries such as Canada and the United States, which have not any very deep underlying unity to begin with.”

    http://globalnews.ca/news/646127/training-manuals-for-parliament-guides-boost-senate-praise-two-party-system/

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