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Findlay’s Fractured First Months | Vancouver News
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s rocky start as BC Conservative leader is already sparking controversy, with questionable hires, staff shuffles, and a weak mandate fueling internal chaos. Her narrow win—just 60 votes separating her from defeat—and four federal election losses paint a shaky political record. She’s forging her own path, ignoring party unity, while bringing in controversial figures like Chris Delaney (with radical past ties), Apollo Chung (a separatist), and Cosmin Dzsurdzsa (right-wing media veteran with no comms experience). Dzsurdzsa’s “enemy media” rhetoric has drawn sharp criticism, even from Christy Clark, who called her “too kooky” to win. Dissent grows louder: an MLA quit, three MLAs refused to resign for a byelection, and a ousted director warned against squandering the party’s momentum.
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