MacKay: Conservative Party Needs Fine-tuning

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Peter MacKay says he doesn't blame Pierre Poilievre for party's loss in last week's election.

The former cabinet minister says the party itself needs “fine-tuning’s policies that were very appealing to millions of Canadians .

MacKay: Some members of party leadership team will likely “move on” to “remove the thorn, if you will, from some of this real or perceived tension.

MacKay was one of the leaders who helped form the modern-day Conservative Party in 2003 .

He said the party needs to “push those tent pegs out a little further” and “take away any of the perceived edginess or exclusionary elements” on what he called “rights issues” MacKay said infighting won’t help the Conservatives recover and win next time.

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