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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
David Eby: "Lorne Doerkson didn't get any votes for leader so how can he be Premier?" Also David Eby: 👇👇👇👇👇👇
David Eby set to become B.C. premier after New Democrats disqualify leadership rival Anjali Appadurai, @justine_hunter reports: theglobeandmail.com/canada/b…
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Lorne Doerkson on CBC earlier "We are in a very, very, very serious situation." "I've never seen in the entire time of my life, I've never seen our province in such a state of disrepair." @LDoerkson
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Eby backing away from his condo bailout and hard pivots to a 2% "empty condo tax" on developers if new units sit vacant. My jaw is on the floor. Not because he backed away from the condo bailout, but because instead he decided to nuke an industry already teetering on collapse.
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
New Democrats call news conf to expose problem of Conservatives having interim leader. David Eby called an unnecessary election 48 hours after resignation of KLF, leaving Conservatives no choice but to appoint interim leader. Eby govt has no sense of fair play or shame.
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Well said @honjamesmoore: “But B.C. premier David Eby’s decision to trigger an election campaign less than two years into his majority mandate — without having lost a confidence vote, with no confidence vote on the horizon; after having already passed his budget through the legislature; with only one piece of legislation before the B.C. legislature; while the official Opposition is without a leader; and while municipal elections are underway — is truly one of the more crass, opportunistic and absurd acts of political exploitation that we have ever seen.”
James Moore: Why B.C. Premier David Eby’s election could backfire on him ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Happy birthday, @LDoerkson! Twenty years in the newspaper business prepared him for weeks like this one: tight deadlines, wild headlines, and little sleep. Even on your birthday, you exemplify true leadership, delivering supplies to a local food bank. Thanks for steadying the ship, we can't wait to make you our next Premier.
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
This is the worst press conference I have seen from @Dave_Eby in a long time - he's got his numbers wrong, his names wrong, lost in his notes (tho at least he has them), doesn't have a compelling announcement, snippy at Qs from reporters. What is going on?
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Needless election by David Eby. Here is what I said about how it affects my constituents who are struggling to rebuild after the Bald Range wildfire.
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He was a lumber jack last week, a firefighter yesterday and now this. This guys tickle trunk never runs dry. Not a leader. Just plays one.
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Please see my statement regarding David Eby’s announcement of a provincial election.
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💯 how it should be!!!
DOERKSON TO REMAIN LEADER IF ELECTED PREMIER The Board of Directors sets out the Party's position on its leadership should Interim Leader Lorne Doerkson become Premier. When Mr. Doerkson leads the Party to victory on October 24, he will remain Leader. The Board will pursue the appropriate means under the Party's Constitution and Bylaws and the Societies Act to give effect to this intention. A Premier chosen by British Columbians deserves the certainty of leading his party. This amendment will provide it. Board of Directors, Conservative Party of British Columbia
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
The short pants people in the Eby war room are putting out wedge after wedge based on half truths and outright lies. Same old wedge politics from a tired government out of ideas. Lorne Doerkson is unequivocally opposed to putting US booze back on the shelves. Lorne Doerkson will be Premier when he is elected. Hope that clarifies things. As for the NDP, they've had ten years to fix healthcare, control spending and offer treatment for mental health.
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Lorne Doerkson sees a fire and grabs a hose. David Eby starts one and grabs a microphone. Who are you gonna choose, BC?
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Yes, he can win. This humility is refreshing and will be well received by voters in the context of this cynical snap election.
Nihaal Singh
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Eby rhetorically cosplays about fire break. Lorne doerkson actually has been on a fire break.
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This is next-level shamelessness.
I want to speak with you directly about why I’ve called an election for October 24th. Trump is attacking our jobs, raising our costs and threatening our sovereignty. The conservatives want to back down. Not me. Join me in standing up for Canada and building B.C. strong.
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Two very different leaders. One takes action during a crisis, the other pretends to. It’s time for change in BC.
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This is probably the mic-drop response to Eby’s fire break Trump metaphor which I don’t think landed with any British Columbians who have been threatened by real life wildfires.
The first time most British Columbians would have ever seen @LDoerkson was when a news crew stumbled upon him, as a first-term MLA, in the middle of a wildfire pitching in to help folks facing the flames.
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Strong leadership. True leadership.
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DimitriPantazopoulos retweeted
Asked about drug policy and treatment in the Downtown Eastside, BC Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson said the answer to addiction is “not free drugs.” Doerkson called for greater investment in housing and treatment, but said he could not yet provide a cost for the party’s approach.
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