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Some notes about the #CPC 2026 Calgary Convention.

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  • M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
    M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
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    Some notes about the #CPC 2026 Calgary Convention. #CanPol #cdnpoli #Conservative #Tory :

    1. The ex-MP pointed to me: "You're abnormal", and he pointed to my left:
    "You're abnormal", then "And he's abnormal", and "I'm abnormal." We are all
    people who enjoy sitting around over lunch and discuss relations with the PRC.

    Imagine that you have a niche interest, F1, let's say. Every morning, you
    check the news about F1, you listen to podcasts about it, you read essays about
    it. (cont'd)

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    • M. GrégoireM M. Grégoire

      Some notes about the #CPC 2026 Calgary Convention. #CanPol #cdnpoli #Conservative #Tory :

      1. The ex-MP pointed to me: "You're abnormal", and he pointed to my left:
      "You're abnormal", then "And he's abnormal", and "I'm abnormal." We are all
      people who enjoy sitting around over lunch and discuss relations with the PRC.

      Imagine that you have a niche interest, F1, let's say. Every morning, you
      check the news about F1, you listen to podcasts about it, you read essays about
      it. (cont'd)

      1/n

      M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
      M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
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      You have thoughtful opinions, say about the merits of a two-stop strategy
      in the Monaco GP. But your friends, family, co-workers — they're normal. They
      like talking about hockey, vacations, movies, and so on. Maybe you let out
      some of your F1 passion on social media. Now imagine that you go to a
      multi-day gathering of F1 fans...

      2/n

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      • M. GrégoireM M. Grégoire

        You have thoughtful opinions, say about the merits of a two-stop strategy
        in the Monaco GP. But your friends, family, co-workers — they're normal. They
        like talking about hockey, vacations, movies, and so on. Maybe you let out
        some of your F1 passion on social media. Now imagine that you go to a
        multi-day gathering of F1 fans...

        2/n

        M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
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        But no, it's beyond that. To go to a political convention is not merely to be
        surrounded by people with a common interest: it's as if you're all part of the
        pit crew, you're all on the same team. You are people who've done the same
        sort of work — knocking on doors, putting up signs, calling potential
        supporters — to help your side win. You're with your teammates.

        3/n

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          But no, it's beyond that. To go to a political convention is not merely to be
          surrounded by people with a common interest: it's as if you're all part of the
          pit crew, you're all on the same team. You are people who've done the same
          sort of work — knocking on doors, putting up signs, calling potential
          supporters — to help your side win. You're with your teammates.

          3/n

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          Someone whom
          you've never seen before and may never see again and who lives across the
          country from you is a comrade in the struggle, someone you can go out to supper
          with, buy a drink for, call by first name, talk with about what's in the news
          in his or her province. I was walking on the sidewalk downtown Saturday night,
          someone recognised me, and in a few minutes I was driving her car (to help with
          parking).

          4/n

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          • M. GrégoireM M. Grégoire

            Someone whom
            you've never seen before and may never see again and who lives across the
            country from you is a comrade in the struggle, someone you can go out to supper
            with, buy a drink for, call by first name, talk with about what's in the news
            in his or her province. I was walking on the sidewalk downtown Saturday night,
            someone recognised me, and in a few minutes I was driving her car (to help with
            parking).

            4/n

            M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
            M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
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            At NDP conventions, it's customary to refer to the delegates as
            brothers and sisters; Conservatives don't do that, but the feeling exists.

            If you have an interest in politics, think seriously about going to a
            convention.

            5/n

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              At NDP conventions, it's customary to refer to the delegates as
              brothers and sisters; Conservatives don't do that, but the feeling exists.

              If you have an interest in politics, think seriously about going to a
              convention.

              5/n

              M. GrégoireM This user is from outside of this forum
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              2. Beyond the general sense of camaraderie of a political convention, it's
              enjoyable to go to a place where people share my basic political inclinations.
              Imagine that you're in a party in the evening with other delegates: "Who's in
              favour of lower taxes?" *Cheers!* "Who wants to lock up criminals?" *Cheers!*
              "Who supports a stronger military?" *Cheers!* "Who supports law-abiding gun owners?" *Cheers!* "Who's proud of Canadian history?" *Cheers!*

              6/n

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