Conservative delegates reject adding 'climate change is real' to the policy book

Here endeth the party.

If they can't agree something exists, they can't form policy to combat it. That will always make them lesser than the other parties in the eyes of the public.

As soon as the NDP gives up on this "It's time for a blind transgender of colour in a wheelchair with English as a 2nd language to be leader" bullshit and finds another Jack Layton the Cons will be reduced to 3rd party status.

Actually, I'm glad they did. Climate extremists stopped listening to scientists a long time ago. But they claim scientists agree with them. Actual real scientists are shocked when they see what climate extremists are claiming; it's completely wrong. Yes, climate change is real, but extremists have grossly exaggerated and over simplified. And climate extremists have become a cult: they won't tolerate anyone who dares challenge the religious doctrine of their cult! Anyone who disagrees with any tiny little bit of their religious doctrine is accused of being a "denier". Cite actual real science sources, they don't care.

Liberal politicians have fallen pray to the cult of climate change. Perhaps Conservatives will listen to actual real scientists. Yes, that means carbon tax is not going to do anything. It's just a tax grab. It needs to go.

There's a larger issue. Taxes on average working Canadians has increased continuously since Confederation. It's a major problem. Number of taxes as well as total tax load. Paul Martin started to reduce tax, but Stephen Harper refused to cut tax for working Canadians, instead deeply cut taxes for corporations. We need to fix that.