Conservative race dull, but new leader could capitalize—if they’re smart
Maxime Bernier has been precisely the sort of candidate the Conservatives need to offset Justin Trudeau’s strengths, which means there is an excellent chance his party will reject him.
TORONTO—Boring.
Drab, dull, flat, insipid, uninspiring, monotonous, prosaic, tedious, interminable.
The leadership race of the Conservative Party of Canada has been all these things, and so many more. If you consult your nearest thesaurus for things that are synonymous with “boring,” like ...
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