Baird’s post-mortem on campaign may not be ‘as relevant’ as party braces for election of new leader, says Conservative MP Kusie

'They’ll probably disregard a lot, and, say, ‘Well, that was Andrew, I’m a different person, and I won’t have the same challenges that he had. My approach will be different,' says Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie of the yet-to-be-elected party leader.

Now that Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, pictured on Dec. 5, has resigned, a post-mortem report by former cabinet minister John Baird may not be 'as relevant,' says Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY PALAK MANGAT

January 14, 2020

A post-mortem report on the Conservatives' election performance, now in the hands of the party, may be "disregarded" as "not as relevant" by its new leader, says one Conservative MP. Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer (Regina-Qu�...

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