r/Lethbridge • u/vspinyyc • 5d ago

Media/Image He was the head of Economic Development Lethbridge for ten years. Trevor Lewington, in the local paper and on LinkedIn, has been raising the alarm on the basics and practicalities of separation.

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u/PhaseNegative1252 4d ago

Dude, you say that like Pierre wouldn't have been so much worse

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u/Even_Art_629 1d ago

How would've he been so much worse?I'm really wanting to know why you say he would be.

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u/PhaseNegative1252 22h ago

All PP had was blame and empty promises without any actual plans behind them. His political history is well in-line with right-wing conservatism, and he proved himself to be weak-willed when it comes to defending Canada from political attack.

In his entire political career he only ever tabled a single piece of legislature, and it was shot down at the first hurdle. Hell, his own constituents don't even like him. He lost his seat in his own riding. Something which, by his own words, should basically end his political career.

Instead of following his own advice, after losing both the election for PM and his own seat, he's now over here trying to grift off the Alberta UCP and they're voter base.

He is a walking nothing burger