Respected voices inside the federal Conservative Party of Canada are hinting at serious internal problems that portend a bleak future.
In fact, it doesn’t take much divining to see seismic fractures are beginning to emerge, ones serious enough to spell doom to a coalition masterfully held together by Stephen Harper but now teetering.
Last week, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner wrote a long screed outlining her reasons for deciding not to pursue the leadership of Alberta’s United Conservative Party, chief among them being a divided and dysfunctional caucus. She took the opportunity to point out her federal Tory caucus is plagued with the same problems.
“Internal problems” should be read as “OMG! There are people who actually want the conservative party to be conservative.”
