With a leadership race occupying everyone’s attention, will anything get done? Who’s interested in being the next leader? What names should we expect to see in the race? Can the next leader pull off a victory given all of the issues the party has faced recently? We discuss those questions and more.

Here are some relevant links for this episode:

• PC Party opts for a short and expensive leadership campaign
• Tory MLAs, reporters, right-wing ideologues take aim at Alison Redford for PC Party’s woes
• Tories hope for a Hancockian era of stability

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With all the turmoil facing Alison Redford and her party, we decided it was only right to add our thoughts to the mix. Where did Redford go wrong? Can she survive the current crisis? If she can’t survive it, can the party? Is “eating your own young” a good strategy? We discussed those questions and more.

Here are some relevant links for this episode:

• 4 Ways Out of the PC Leadership Crisis
• If Alison Redford won’t voluntarily step aside, Alberta’s Tories are likely finished
• Premier Alison Redford faces another resignation from Alberta Tory caucus

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After a series of missteps since winning the election last year, there’s a small but loud group of people that would like to see some change at the top. How likely is it that Premier Redford will survive the leadership review? If, as expected, she does, what then? Will there be any other fallout? We discuss those questions and more in this more provincially-focused episode.

Graham was right on the money with his prediction for the outcome of the municipal election – will he do it again with his prediction on Redford’s leadership review?

Here are some relevant links for this episode:

• Alison Redford prepared to “battle” to win leadership review: Stephen Carter
• PC voters split on leadership review
• FAQ: Alison Redford faces PC Party leadership review

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