Well, didn’t you know that if Conservatives were allowed to change crime law, there would be fewer deaths in the country due to crime? Apparently that’s the case. And not to make a point about Chuck Cadman being deceased himself, but rather to point out why he entered politics in the first place, Cadman wanted to make law due to the death of his son. His son died because of a criminal act taken against him. Yet Chuck Cadman did not stay in the Conservative Party to fight for his mission. I wonder if he knew something about their methods that he found distasteful.
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bdawg | 10-Mar-08 at 8:10 pm | Permalink
“Yet Chuck Cadman did not stay in the Conservative Party to fight for his mission. I wonder if he knew something about their methods that he found distasteful.”
No, he was defeated for the nomination so he was no longer a Conservative candidate. He did not leave because he wanted to.
Saskboy | 10-Mar-08 at 10:10 pm | Permalink
Thanks for clearing that up bdawg. Perhaps he didn’t push the right buttons with Harper to have him want to tinker with the local riding.
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