‘Sometimes the truth hurts’: Ford defends campaign manager who criticized Poilievre
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that the federal Conservatives would be better off with Kory Teneycke in charge.
- Kory Teneycke criticized Pierre Poilievre's team for failing to address the economic impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs sooner.
- Ford mentioned that polling data reflects the public's opinions, saying, 'Sometimes the truth hurts,' and criticized those who dismiss poll results as delusional.
- Ford expressed that if Teneycke had led Poilievre's campaign, he believes Poilievre would be in a better position.
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Ford Defends Campaign Manager’s Criticism of Poilievre Campaign, Says ‘the Truth Hurts’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has come to the defence of his campaign manager Kory Teneycke, who has accused the federal Conservative team of “malpractice” due to the party’s slide in the polls. “He’s tough as nails, but he’s the best campaign manager in the country. And to be very frank, if Kory was running that campaign, I don’t think Mr. Poilievre would be in the position he’s in right now,” Ford said during a press conference in Toronto on April…
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