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What it takes to make Conservative Party a contender again
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As candidates duke it out over who is best to lead the Conservative Party of Canada, many in the conservative movement are asking what the party itself should look like, and how to best position itself to beat the Liberals in the next election.
After three straight losses, many see the next campaign as being mission-critical for the party.
Tasha Kheiriddin, principal at Navigator LTD and author of new book The Right Path, joins host Dave Breakenridge to discuss how Conservative politics have become a reaction to Justin Trudeau’s policies, what sorts of policies would best expand the party’s voting base, and why the “Freedom” message may turn off some Canadians.
Background reading: Trudeau's true legacy — stoking the woke, an excerpt from The Right Path
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