Jagmeet Singh and HIS hecklers
There was, for example, the fretting over the complicated nature of Singh's "Québec Problem;" the possibility that Quebec voters, who helped sweep the NDP into opposition status in the 2011 federal election, would abandon the party if Singh were chosen to lead it. The "either I w...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Maclean's (Toronto) 2017-09 |
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Zusammenfassung: | There was, for example, the fretting over the complicated nature of Singh's "Québec Problem;" the possibility that Quebec voters, who helped sweep the NDP into opposition status in the 2011 federal election, would abandon the party if Singh were chosen to lead it. The "either I won, or you cheated" narrative carried by bitter supporters of Hillary Clinton, a narrative that threatened to fracture the party itself until Hillary and Bill managed to mend party ties at the Democratic convention. There's no "insurgent" campaign at work to upset the established order of the party, there's simply a popular candidate who, by all appearances, is poised to demonstrate why Canadians of colour not only deserve a seat at the table, but can pull up a chair at its head. [...]whether or not Singh has indeed signed up enough members to win the leadership in the first round of balloting, his campaign has so far succeeded at a level that most party leadership candidates could only dream of. |
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ISSN: | 0024-9262 |