The recall campaign against Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie is heating up. 15,232 valid signatures are needed in ink, not online. That’s 40% of all eligible voters in the riding. Zero of BC's 3 dozen previous recall campaigns have ever cleared the bar. #bcpoli
Dorothy Cumming, who started the recall Dallas Brodie petition, is a Vancouver Quilchena resident.
She used a Langley address because she is too afraid to give her real address.
Let that sink in, a constituent is too afraid to reveal her location to her own MLA.
A few months ago I sat down with my good friend MP David Myles of Fredericton-Oromocto to have a chat on his podcast “Anything But Politics. I hope you enjoy watching as much as I did chatting with him. @mylesdavid https://t.co/SfHiu0POqS
So @KerryLynneFindl is out here attacking a candidate's wife… but nobody's asking about her own husband's views?
Does she also believe Sandy Hook was faked? Does she also believe Muslims are all inbred?
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This is a screenshot of a video that @Dallas_Brodie shared identifying staffers in my constituency office. I will not post the video, but I will say that this as low as you can get, putting my staff, all who are under 25, at risk for your political games. @GlobalBC@CBCNews
Every elected official in Canada serves multiple constituencies. It’s not a conflict of interest.
Dallas Brodie (@Dallas_Brodie) is doing what she does best - intentionally stirring controversy to capture attention. It’s the cancer of modern politics and she’s proficient.
@wyatt_claypool@jessecmccormick@Dallas_Brodie He was on council 20 years ago. just because you sat at a table once in your lifetime doesn’t grant a lifetime of briefings on everything. By your own logic, every Vancouver city councillors turned MP would be in conflict when the feds and the city signed an agreement.
Today a staffer for @Dallas_Brodie entered my constituency office unannounced and began recording my staff and an innocent constituent without their consent. They walked through my office filming and trying to agitate people for a reaction.
It is unacceptable to harass or intimidate elected officials and their staff. Everyone should be able to go to work in a safe and secure manner, free of harassment or abuse.
It is time for us to lower the political temperature in our city, our province, and our country. We must return our focus to debating issues instead of attacking the people we may disagree with.
We need to lower the political temperature in our city, our province, and across the country. Disagreement is part of democracy; harassment and intimidation are not. 2/4
@One_BCHQ 🤦🏻♀️ he was on council 20 years ago….please look things up before you post something.
Also, with this logic - someone who was on Vancouver city council, then becomes MP, would be in conflict if the city signed an agreement with the federal government (which always happens)