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Nanaimo Conservative Party of Canada EDA President Mark MacDonald should do the right thing ... resign


CPC EDA President Mark MacDonalds
statement for January 16th
It seems Conservative Party of Canada Nanaimo EDA President, Mark MacDonald, was taking desperate measures today to explain away his recent shot AGAINST the BC Conservative Party. 

In my opinion however, and using the immortal words of Ricky Riccardo, he has ... "more splainin" to do.

No matter what he is now saying today, On January 16th HE WAS in fact advising Conservative Party of Canada members, to vote for the bc LIBERALS.

And ... he was doing it with the Nanaimo EDA logo and social media account. And he did the exact same thing today!

TODAY'S statement from Nanaimo-Ladysmith
Conservative Party EDA President Mark MacDondald
If, in fact, he was just trying to make a personal comment, and now wants us to believe he made a bad hash of it, then why was he using Conservative Party of Canada logo and account? 

That seems pretty deliberate to me ... and I am guessing again several bylaws and principles of the Conservative Party of Canada.

People have had to resign for that same thing in the past – the improper use of registered and copy-written material ... or speaking a personal opinion but using the Official Office he is elected to, to do so.

It’s my opinion therefore, Mark MacDonald should do the right thing, and also resign.  That way, if he wants to support the BC Liberal Party, he’ll be free and clear to do so.
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  1. UnknownJanuary 23, 2019 at 12:17 PM

    This has been an issue for the BCCP for a very long time. The Federal Conservatives do not and have never supported the BCCP. In fact the CPC has gone out of its way to distance itself from the BCCP. To make matters worse Andrew Scheer has pulled the CPC to a centrist position, hardly differentiating it from the Federal Liberals. Why would you be surprised that they are supporting the provincial Liberals? The People's Party of Canada (PPC) is a better fit for the BCCP than the CPC. When is the BCCP going to wake up and negotiate with the PPC for recognition?

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  2. Don PurdyJanuary 24, 2019 at 7:50 AM

    A Liberal in blue isn’t a CONSERVATIVE. We know the difference. Andrew Wilkinson is a Trudeau boy, just blowin smoke. They will never build the pipe line. This attack by Mark MacDonald is just the latest of many. Regards Don Purdey

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