Inspiring Canadians of all backgrounds to join the Conservative Party of Canada and vote to deny the worst candidates from becoming leader of the opposition or Prime Minister. We intend to do this by inciting Canadians of all backgrounds and affiliations to join the Conservative Party of Canada and vote to for candidates that best represent their interests. We have watched the world gravitate toward authoritarian and nationalistic political parties and promises. We are citizens who are ready to take action to prevent our Country from following in the footsteps of the United Kingdom, which voted to leave the European Union, or the United States, who have elected a president that has already pursued divisive, intolerant and destabilizing policies. Some Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidates have already attempted to emulate Trump's particular brand of authoritarian and short sighted politics, through appeals against immigrants and the economically vulnerable. Tolerable Opposition sees those candidates as a very real threat to the Canada we know and love and its respected place in the world. It is too soon to know the complete effect of the political outcome in the UK and America, but the way things are going has inspired anxiety in a great may people in Canada and abroad. However, we recognize that it is the most likely point of entry for those ideas to take centre stage of Canadian politics. While no Candidate appears to be as outrageous as Trump yet, two candidates in particular have caught our attention for embodying some of his most disagreeable aspects. Kellie Leitch and Kevin O'Leary. We find Kellie Leitch's ideas to be xenophobic and short sighted, and Kevin O'Leary to be a bombastic, self-promoting businessman who puts his own interests above all else. Tolerable Opposition is about are taking action, in an attempt to stop these threats from gaining real political power as party leader, and leader of the opposition. Our goal is to prevent the worst candidates from taking power, to ensure the new leader of the Conservative Party, and potentially, a future Canadian government, of won't embarrass our Country or tear down the reputation we have cultivated over the past 150 years. Tolerable Opposition would prefer that the Conservative party is led by somebody we wouldn't mind as Prime Minister. As the political parties we support may not be in power after the next election and that the next government may very well be Conservative. Thus, is important for our future that the party be lead by someone who is less likely to bring forward a platform similar to those already plunging Canada's allies into chaos.
