Overview
- Christy Clark, former premier of British Columbia, has signaled her interest in participating in discussions about the future of the Liberal Party if Trudeau steps down.
- Clark has been critical of Trudeau, suggesting he is more of a liability than an asset to the party, and has called for his resignation in the past.
- Her comments come as up to 30 Liberal MPs have signed an internal document urging Trudeau to resign, reflecting growing dissatisfaction within the party.
- Clark emphasizes the need for leadership that addresses issues like the cost of living, housing, health care, and climate change without fostering division.
- Trudeau faces challenges with declining poll numbers, recent byelection losses, and several cabinet ministers announcing they won't seek reelection.