No more mushy middle, he's taking a concrete position, and I'm pretty sure he's in line with public opinion on this one.Mr. Hudak, 41, vowed to steer the Tories back to the right-wing, small-c conservative policies of his mentor, following his third-ballot victory at the party's leadership convention on the weekend. In his inaugural news conference yesterday, he weighed in on the strike by 24,000 unionized workers in Toronto that has left residents without garbage collection, daycare and a wide range of other services for the past week.
Union leaders need to "get a grip" on the fact that strikes do not sit well with the public when many middle-class families are struggling during the recession, he said.
"Public-sector union leadership needs to give a reality check to its demands."
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
A Strong Start for Hudak
Yesterday I heard music to my ears as I heard about the new Ontario PC leader's reaction to the Toronto garbage strike:
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I just heard him on the local talk radio station. Hudak speaks straight - no dancing around the question. Just honest answers and straight talk.
Very refreshing.
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