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Conservatives Need a New Formula for Leadership to Maintain Party Unity, Win Elections

Conservatives Need a New Formula for Leadership to Maintain Party Unity, Win Elections
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney applauds during the United Conservative Party annual meeting in Calgary on Nov. 20, 2021. The Canadian Press/Larry MacDougal
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The worst trait among conservative parties in Canada has to be their propensity to eat their own. If conservative parties weren’t dedicating so much time to quelling strife within their own ranks, they could probably win more elections. Progressive leaders provincially and federally must smile when stories break about conservative parties openly fighting among themselves.