Poilievre Loses, Knives Out

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The case for the Conservatives to let Poilievre stay

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Pierre Poilievre was up over two-dozen points in the polls and heading for more than 200 seats in the House of Commons .

David Moscrop : If the Conservatives want to win, they should think twice about ditching him.

Moscrop says the Conservatives were too arrogant and smarmy in the campaign, too aggressive.

He says the party needs to regroup and keep him in the party, which could run its course in the next 18 months .

Moscro: If he stays, he will have to make a disciplined, disciplined work to do.

They may also recognize that the last Conservative prime minister, Stephen Harper , was given a chance to fail before he ultimately succeeded. Perhaps the party might wish to give history a chance to repeat itself..

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