The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast 211. Voice of the Canadian West | Preston Manning
Dec 20, 2021
Preston Manning, the founder of the Manning Foundation and former leader of the Reform Party of Canada, dives into the intricacies of populism and its impact on Western politics. He shares insights from his political career, emphasizing the importance of grassroots movements and effective communication. Manning critiques environmental taxation policies while advocating for genuine civic engagement among young Canadians. He also discusses the Chinese Communist Party's dynamics and calls for a moral approach in political campaigning, drawing inspiration from historical figures like William Wilberforce.
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Reform Party's Rise
- Preston Manning discusses the Reform Party's origins in Western Canada.
- He highlights their successful rise to become the official opposition, demonstrating the power of grassroots movements.
Potential Alliance
- Manning explains how Western Canada and Quebec, despite differing motivations, could find common ground.
- Both regions desire a more decentralized federation, potentially forming an "unholy alliance."
Receiver-Oriented Communication
- Understand your audience's concerns through Q&A sessions.
- Weave their feedback into policy for a stronger connection.
