First they maintained funding to leftist universities that they said they wouldn't.
Now this..
Kellie Leitch Shut Out Of Andrew Scheer's Conservative Shadow Cabinet
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer excluded controversial former rival Kellie Leitch from his party's shadow cabinet Wednesday, keeping the ex-minister away from the front lines and the media spotlight.
In an interview with HuffPost Canada, Leitch said she was informed by Scheer's chief of staff David McArthur about the decision on Tuesday. She said she didn't ask McArthur why she was being sidelined or speak to Scheer about the decision.
"There's a lot of opportunities now for me," she said, putting a positive spin on it. "There are a lot of things that I haven't been doing in my riding that I can do now, either because of the leadership or because I was a cabinet minister. I don't have any regrets and I am not disappointed. I am looking forward to a future that hopefully has another Conservative government in 2019. So it's all good."
In unveiling the team of critics that will take on the Liberal government when the House of Commons resumes next month, Scheer rewarded MPs who had endorsed his candidacy early in the race and found spots for several MPs who challenged him for the leadership. But he had no role for Leitch, Saskatchewan MP and vocal social conservative Brad Trost or Alberta's Deepak Obhrai, the longest-serving Tory MP.
Kellie Leitch Shut Out Of Andrew Scheer's Conservative Shadow Cabinet
What can we possibly do about these free speech haters?
Now this..
Kellie Leitch Shut Out Of Andrew Scheer's Conservative Shadow Cabinet
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer excluded controversial former rival Kellie Leitch from his party's shadow cabinet Wednesday, keeping the ex-minister away from the front lines and the media spotlight.
In an interview with HuffPost Canada, Leitch said she was informed by Scheer's chief of staff David McArthur about the decision on Tuesday. She said she didn't ask McArthur why she was being sidelined or speak to Scheer about the decision.
"There's a lot of opportunities now for me," she said, putting a positive spin on it. "There are a lot of things that I haven't been doing in my riding that I can do now, either because of the leadership or because I was a cabinet minister. I don't have any regrets and I am not disappointed. I am looking forward to a future that hopefully has another Conservative government in 2019. So it's all good."
In unveiling the team of critics that will take on the Liberal government when the House of Commons resumes next month, Scheer rewarded MPs who had endorsed his candidacy early in the race and found spots for several MPs who challenged him for the leadership. But he had no role for Leitch, Saskatchewan MP and vocal social conservative Brad Trost or Alberta's Deepak Obhrai, the longest-serving Tory MP.
Kellie Leitch Shut Out Of Andrew Scheer's Conservative Shadow Cabinet
What can we possibly do about these free speech haters?
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