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Wildrose party leader, Brian Jean, mentioned during an interview that he is ready to give up his job but he won’t surrender his party in order to unite Alberta’s right wing. In response to a question during an interview with The Globe and Mail on Friday, Mr. Jean revealed his plans to form a single party representing Alberta’s right. He aimed that this new party would then dominate politics in the province for generations to come.
However, Mr. Jean insisted that this requires Alberta’s Progressive Conservatives to dissolve their once-mighty party and join Wildrose activists with whom they’ve had a decade of bitter relations. In his remarks, Mr. Jean offered his ultimate concession to rename the Wildrose and step down so he could reseek the leadership – a race he says he would still win. Mr. Jean has proposed that the PCs should wind up their party and join the Wildrose, assuming his members agree to absorb their conservative rivals, this summer and work under a single banner in the legislature by the time it resumes sitting in October.
Mr. Jean mentioned in his remarks that “this option, by far, was the best option and the one that best protects the rights of members of both parties, but also makes sure that the NDP can’t take advantage of a risky situation by calling another election at an inopportune moment for the conservative movement in Alberta.” He alleged that “we need this done right now, if we don’t have a new leader by the end of the summer it’ll be too late.”
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