Carson Jerema: Jason Kenney quits as Alberta's conservative movement eats itself

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Carson Jerema: Jason Kenney quits as Alberta's conservative movement eats itself
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Despite the ideological pure malcontents, Kenney ran among the most consistently conservative government in Canada in years

in the Post recently, “the Kenney government has effectively turned Alberta into Canada’s conservative policy laboratory and in so doing is expanding the country’s other centre-right governments’ sense of what is possible.”Carson Jerema: Alberta travel controversy makes Jason Kenney even more vulnerable on the right

For the most part, however, Alberta used a light touch to control the spread of the virus. Those whose main complaint was that Kenney wasn’t pure enough may soon regret forcing him out of the premier’s office. Instead of endearing his critics to him, this approach to caucus management only emboldened them. In the fall, a group of angry MLAs were expected to bring a vote of non-confidence, but they lost their nerve when it was clear they didn’t have the votes. But after a group of riding associations requested it, a planned fall leadership review was moved to the spring.

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