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In this episode of the Daveberta Podcast, Dave Cournoyer and Ryan Hastman discuss whether Derek Fildebrandt‘s Freedom Conservative Party will be relevant in the next election, Rachel Notley‘s role at the recent Council of the Federation meeting in New Brunswick, the decision by Greyhound to withdraw from western Canada, and Edmonton-Mill Woods MP Amarjeet Sohi‘s new job as Minister of Natural Resources (and pipelines).
We also discuss some of the latest political gossip, including the departure of Prab Gill from the United Conservative Party and Stephen Harper’s re-emergence on the political stage (and whether he’s softening the ground for a political comeback).
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One reply on “Episode 16: Derek Fildebrandt introduces the Derek Fildebrandt Party”
I think the Derek Fildebrandt Paty would actually be the DFP not the FCP. However, I suppose they can rename it again if needed, they seem to have a history of being quite flexible on names.
This all reminds me of an old song … Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose.