Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says it’s “obvious” Justin Trudeau should “pass the torch,” and if she were in the Liberal party she’d be pulling him aside saying, “prime minister, with all due respect, don’t you think it’s time?”
Following a press conference Tuesday, where May’s unofficial co-leader, Jonathan Pedneault, resigned, the long-time head of the Green Party was confronted by questions about her own leadership. But she dismissed a complaint she isn’t making room for the next generation of Green leadership. She suggests she’ll pick her heir, and will guide the party into the next campaign — her fifth in 15 years.
An “angry, cranky” Green MP @ElizabethMay vows to lead @CanadianGreens in another election to show voters how they “f—ked this planet.”https://t.co/7RMOY0FDXy #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/rjXWbhLCOw
— Holly Doan (@hollyanndoan) July 10, 2024
