Calgary Nose Hill MP Michelle Rempel Garnerstates that he will not participate in the leadership race of theUnited Conservative Partyin Alberta.
She compared the UCP caucuses with the federalConservative Party, both parties "fighting" and members public for hours. He said he was monitored. She said the new UCP leaders need to regain confidence in the party and caucuses are willing to allow it to happen.
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"Everyone who participates in politics needs to be prepared to handle it ... but the above that happens in both state and federal parties is beyond the line. It should never happen in a functional business setting, whether political or not, "Lempel Garner wrote.
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"At the UCP caucuses, I'm outside, so I know where all the painful places come from. No. What happened in the last few years. But because many people share it secretly with me, they seem to be a lot and they seem pretty fresh.
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Lempel Garner also used Prime Minister Jason Kenny's tenure as a former Conservative leader. Compared to the tenure of Andrew Scheer and Erin O'Toole. Toole says he pays attention to the problematic work environment that took root long before their post.
"Knives have been open for both from day one. They made some important successes and made mistakes (do not make mistakes), but in the end they We couldn't guide people who didn't want to be guided by, "Rempel Garner said.
"That made the environment worse."
This announcement came after it was previously reported that Rempel Garner was considering a bid to become the leader of the Alberta UCP. I was asked.
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This is also after Patrick Brown's campaign manager Sean Schnellleft to help Lempel Garnerbid. .. Lempel announced last week that he would resign from his role as Brown's National Co-Chair.
Rempel Garner thanked him for his current position and said he loved working on the hills of Parliamentarians and intends to run again as a Parliamentarian on Nose Hill in Calgary.
"I love my job, despite the ups and downs of the internal parties over the last few years and what might happen in the future," she said.
"I will serve as long as I continue to earn the trust of the community. To be clear enough, I will not go anywhere and will re-offer as an MP."
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