Conservative field shrinks as Harper talk starts - 2020-01-23

The talent void in the Conservative party leadership race is prompting strange scenarios among Alberta loyalists.
Their first and faintest hope: Stephen Harper comes back, wins the leadership with ease, runs off Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and recreates a Conservative national government.
There is no hard evidence for this, but you have to wonder why all these refusals and exits are coming at such a crucial moment.
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{{cite news | first = Don | last = Braid | title = Conservative field shrinks as Harper talk starts | url = https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/braid-conservative-field-shrinks-as-harper-talk-starts | work = Calgary Herald | date = January 23, 2020 | accessdate = January 24, 2020 }}
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