There is a bright side.
First he is an RC same as JT so there is no advantage one way or the other. Speaks both languages well, and maybe best of all has a chance to appeal to young and new voters in the East. He already has all the voters here, so to grow he needs to appeal to new voters, youth and immigrants.
I don't see any reason why he can't be successful. In spite of what Rick Bell wrote, he doesn't need to appeal to bed rock conservatives he has to appeal to the new voters.
He doesn't seem to be bring any baggage with him either and that is a plus.
In the past, and I go back farther than most, the problem on the right has been internecine rivalries. Alberta being a case in point. If the Feds avoid that they may surprise their doubters.
As far as the government of JT is concerned, they have many advantages in an election, so over confidence must be avoided.
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