Uninspiring Opponents: Clement and Stephen Harper

uninspiring opponents: Guess which category Tony Clement falls into Clement, who represents the riding of Parry Sound-Muskoka, is the fourth candidate to enter the race to replace Stephen Harper as head of the federal Conservatives, according to The Chronicle Herald. He formally launched his campaign Tuesday in a veterans' hall in Mississauga, telling the small crowd of invited loyalists that he is tested and ready. Others are stiff, lack charisma, recycle shopworn ideas and are delusional about their chances of winning. Clement showed up with a new haircut and glasses, but offered nothing new. This is Clement third bid to head a political party — and it likely will be the third time he fails miserably, even in a field filled with so undistinguished and uninspiring opponents as are lining up for Harper old job. He issued no campaign promises, no policy ideas other than to cut taxes and be hard on terrorists, no glimpse of the optimistic modern conservatism that he talked about and no real path forward for the Conservatives. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.