Patrick Brown’s no Donald Trump

The main allegation in the Working Families ad is that Patrick Brown is basically the Great White North version of Donald Trump, the Mango Mussolini.

Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown, pictured at Toronto's gay pride parade on July 3, 2016, with then interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose. The notion that Patrick Brown—who has voted with the Liberals on every single tolerance/diversity issue in the legislature—is Donald Trump is, well, crazy. And anyone making that claim, with a straight face, is not right. Photo courtesy of Rona Ambrose's Facebook page

Opinion

BY WARREN KINSELLA

November 13, 2017

TORONTO—Go neg, sure. But don’t fib. The Working Families group has a new ad out. If you live in Ontario, you’ve likely seen it. If you don’t, you haven’t. But the ad is worth talking about because of the issues it raises. Working Families describes itself as a group that was “created...

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