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Pierre Poilievre

Conservative Party Leader

Pierre Poilievre's "F+" score as a party leader is based on assessment of his personal leadership on 9 measurement categories relating to policy, voting, or actions, summarized as follows:

Summary of Actions

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Voting Record
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For the first 15 years of his career as an MP, Poilievre boasted a perfect voting record on life & family issues. Suddenly however, in 2020, while he was planning a run for the Conservative leadership, he decided to abandon his socially conservative beliefs. He then began voting like a Liberal. He voted against a bill to criminalize sex-selective abortions, and in support of Justin Trudeau's parental prosecution bill, C-6, which aimed to put parents in jaiil for up to five years for affirming their sexually-confused child in the body in which he or she was born.

Sanctity of Life
Bad

In the lead up to the 2020 Conservative Leadership race, Poilievre completely jettisoned his previous pro-life beliefs and declared himself to be "pro-choice". Poilievre also gave the impression to reporters that if elected Leader of the Conservative Party, he would allow backbench MPs to bring forward pro-life private members bills, but, disgracefully, he would also ensure the defeat of any such pro-life private member' bill or motion.
 

In a subsequent interview with the Toronto Star, a Poilievre spokesperson clarified that Pierre would allow MPs to vote their conscience on abortion-related private members bills, but that they would not be "adopted" by his government, and that he would personally vote against any such bills.

Poilievre has continued to promised mainstream media reporters that he "will not bring forward government legislation on abortion", signifying he has no intention of ending the decades-long regime of killing pre-born children in Canada.

Transgender Ideology
Bad

In 2013, back when Stephen Harper and the Conservative caucus were strongly opposed to the emerging, new, radical ideology of transgenderism and Gender Identity Theory being pushed by the NDP, O'Toole was was one of only 17 Conservative MPs who broke ranks with their party to join the NDP in supporting the reckless 'transsexual Bathroom Bill", C-279. That bill would put young girls at greater risk from sexual predators by granting biological males a legal right to use girls washrooms, change rooms and showers by merely claiming to have an interior "feeling" of being a woman. C-279 was the precursor to the Liberal Bill C-16, which enshrined transgender ideology in Canadian law, and has now resulted in a trend of male prisoners who claim to be female, being allowed transfer to female prisons where some of them have gone on to sexually assault women, and the destruction of women's sports where biological males are increasingly competing with - and beating - real woman.

Marriage & the Family
Bad

He opposes the true definition of marriage between one man & one woman, and is a longtime supporter of homosexual causes.

Open Nominations
Bad

Under O'Toole we've witnessed the greatest purge of social conservatives in the history of the Conservative Party. Under his leadership, numerous pro-life and pro-family candidates have been disqualified and barred from running under his leadership, specifically because of their social conservative beliefs, including past social conservative Leadership contenders and MPs, Brad Trost and Pierre Lemieux.

We also witnessed the spectacle of O'Toole kicking an elected Conservative MP, Derek Sloan, out of the party, thus nullifying the votes of the Conservative Party members who nominated him.

Free Speech
Bad

O'Toole has demonstrated a tremendous lack of respect for free speech, engaging in cancel culture to eliminatine his opponent in the CPC Leadership, Jim Karahalios, falsely accusing him of "racism" for criticizing the implementation of Sharia law in Canada. 

Under O'Toole's leadership, a Christian pastor had his Conservative Party membership revoked for opposing Ontario's draconian lockdown restrictions. The nominatinad CPC canddidate for Yukon had has candidacy revoked for expressing opposition to vaccine passports and mandatory covid injections.

Drugs
Bad

O'Toole has stated that he supports decriminalization of marijuana, a dangerous gateway drug that often leads to harder substances like cocaine and heroin, and which a growing body of evidence suggests is causing psychosis in some users. O’Toole suggested the Party should not try to reverse Trudeau’s legalization of the harmful narcotic, which as a result of legalization will obviously become more accessible to children and youth.

Parental Rights
Bad

O'Toole disgracefully revealed himself to be an enemy of parental rights (and science), by voting to pass Bill C-6, Justin Trudeau's so-called "conversion therapy" legislation that would jail parents for up to 5 years if they dare to affirm their gender-confused child in his or her biological sex.

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