He opposed Ignatieff's bid for Prime Minister due to his residency abroad yet never proposed changing the law to prohibit Canadians who have lived abroad from running for Parliament.
He opposes Mulcair's dual citizenship even if it is for the security it gives him to remain with his wife and kids when abroad, yet has never proposed banning dual citizenship for new Canadians.
He criticizest the NDP for being too protectionist but then actively defends supply management.
He opposes homosexual marriage and abortion but refuses to open them up for debate.
He supports democracy yet his ministers were in the streets of Kiev cheering on violent protesters trying to overthrow Ukraine's last universally elected government.
How can his words be so different from his policy positions?
If he opposes dual citizenship, fine, but say it. If he opposes Canadians who have lived abroad from being MP's, fine, but be honest about it. With all of this double talk, I have no idea where he really stands.
He opposes Mulcair's dual citizenship even if it is for the security it gives him to remain with his wife and kids when abroad, yet has never proposed banning dual citizenship for new Canadians.
He criticizest the NDP for being too protectionist but then actively defends supply management.
He opposes homosexual marriage and abortion but refuses to open them up for debate.
He supports democracy yet his ministers were in the streets of Kiev cheering on violent protesters trying to overthrow Ukraine's last universally elected government.
How can his words be so different from his policy positions?
If he opposes dual citizenship, fine, but say it. If he opposes Canadians who have lived abroad from being MP's, fine, but be honest about it. With all of this double talk, I have no idea where he really stands.