Letter: PC Party of father and grandfather long gone

Just a little note to Mr. Fred Tait regarding his little note to the editor (published 17-March-23) . Mr. Tait, that was a real good letter! A pretty good “read” (pun intended) on the concept of “right in the centre”.

It is usually with great fascination that I read Mr. Waddell’s editorial pieces and wonder just how “far to the right” his “right in the centre” opinion piece will be this week. Mr. Waddell’s piece on Trudeau missing a “communication opportunity” was another example of being no where close to the centre.

If Mr. Waddell was “right in the centre” he would be classified as a “liberal”. I don’t believe that is where he wants to reside.

Mr. Tait’s letter was spot on. There is a large chunk of us that have nothing in common with the convoy, or whatever you wish to call it. It is a rather non-productive position to get into a discussion with someone who flies a F@#K Trudeau flag. There is certainly nothing in it for me. I, like Trudeau and Mr. Tait, choose to simply wander away and do something else.

The next few months, here in Alberta, will be very interesting, to say the least. The convoy crew are most certainly capable of making a great deal of noise. I guess we will see if that noise will evolve into anything else, out here. One single thing that is 100 per cent fact is the Progressive Conservative party of my father, and grandfather is long gone.

Hoping the fine folks in Neepawa, and the surrounding communities, have a great spring.

Bob Olmstead Edmonton, Ab.

all these people would appreciate calling Neepawa Country Meadows their new home where the staff would provide comforting care and enjoyment.

Terry Smith Neepawa, MB