This moment feels like a turning point for the Conservative Party of Canada.
“Decency and duty” were how Pierre Poilievre summarized the values embodied by the late Queen Elizabeth II in his victory speech, and how he promised the Conservative Party would serve Canadians. People have become so aware of the political tricks and fiscal irresponsibility of this government that serving in opposition with dignity, like our late Queen did, will be enough for the Conservatives to win Canada back.
Firstly, Conservatives need to present a plan to tackle the disgraceful situation many of our hospitals, patients and doctors find themselves in. Four years ago, before the pandemic and subsequent healthcare crisis, Conservatives like myself were chastised by Liberals for supporting doctors who ran their own practices and looking at ways our healthcare system could be adapted to support these doctors and their patients.
Secondly, fiscal responsibility and economic growth are two concepts that have proven demonstrably alien to the Liberal government. While Canada tries to battle inflation, partly created thanks to pandemic handouts, our government continues to stoke it preparing new aid packages on dental care and housing.
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