Justin Trudeau’s anonymous Liberal critics can’t stay hidden forever
Toronto. It can’t be a great summer to be a Liberal, if MPs back in their ridings are hearing the same kind of thing that Liberals were getting at the doorsteps in the St. Paul’s byelection in June.
It is, however, a pretty good summer for one type of Liberal, much in demand — the anonymous Liberal, willing to share their discontent over everything from Justin Trudeau to Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland to the current makeup of cabinet.
We may be close to the point where more anonymous dissenters will soon be pressured to go public — to put their names where their whispers are, Susan Delacourt writes.
Liberal Wayne Long, the MP for Saint John-Rothesay, sent an open letter asking for Justin Trudeau to step down after the defeat in Toronto-St. Paul’s. Long expected others to join him but so far none have.
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