Email: Party Members and Use Violence

email: The email includes three examples of questions she wants asked of immigrants Are men and woman equal, and entitled to equal protection under the law Is it ever OK to coerce or use violence against an individual or a group who disagrees with your views Do you recognize that to have a good life in Canada you will need to work hard to provide for yourself and your family, and that you can't expect to have things you want given to you It is unclear if the email, which was first reported by iPolitics.ca, was sent to all Conservative Party members, or just subscribers to The Rebel.media, according to CBC. Leitch's campaign spokesman Michael Diamond said he would not be able to shed any more light on the email because he does not discuss strategy or tactics with the media. In a sponsored email sent to subscribers of the conservative website The Rebel.media, Kellie Leitch promises that if she becomes Conservative leader, and then prime minister, she would require each immigrant to Canada to be screened for Canadian values. Kellie Leitch says her supporters aren't racist for backing values test Trudeau 'Do you think Kellie Leitch should have her own party ' The cornerstone of Leitch's campaign to be the next leader of the federal Conservatives has so far been her pledge to redraft Canada's immigration policy. I believe that every single potential immigrant, without exception, should have a face-to-face interview with a trained immigration officer and asked questions to ascertain whether or not their values are consistent with our way of life, Leitch says in the email. Not only would her plan require each immigrant to be screened for anti-Canadian values, but everyone seeking to start a new life in Canada would have to undergo a face-to-face interview with an immigration official before being granted entry. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.